Geotechnical monitoring
Wireless geotechnical and structural monitoring with Ackcio and Worldsensing
We supply wireless monitoring systems from Ackcio and Worldsensing for tunnels, bridges, dams, slopes and construction sites, and bring the data into Sensor-Online for dashboards, alarms and reports.
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Two systems, one platform
Pick the system that fits the site, and see everything in Sensor-Online.
Ackcio
Wireless monitoring from sensor to gateway
- Nodes for analogue, digital and vibrating-wire sensors, and for tilt
- A self-healing LoRa mesh: if one node drops out, the data finds another path
- Works in underground and hard-to-reach places
- A gateway that passes the data on to Sensor-Online
Worldsensing
Long-range wireless monitoring nodes
- Loadsensing wireless nodes and tiltmeters for geotechnical and structural monitoring
- Battery-powered, long-range low-power radio
- Compatible with a wide range of geotechnical sensors
- Several nodes per gateway
How an Ackcio system works
Four parts, no cables between them.
Sensors
Tiltmeters, piezometers, strain gauges, crack meters and more.
Nodes
Each sensor connects to a node that collects the readings.
Mesh and gateway
Nodes pass data through a self-healing mesh to the gateway.
Sensor-Online
The platform shows dashboards and sends alarms and reports.
Sensors you can connect
A broad range for structural and geotechnical monitoring.
Tiltmeters
Tilt of walls, piers, slopes and structures.
Crack and joint meters
Movement across cracks and joints.
Piezometers
Groundwater level and pore pressure.
In-place inclinometers
Movement at depth in boreholes and embankments.
Strain gauges and load cells
Vibrating-wire and bolted strain gauges, and vibrating-wire load cells.
Accelerometers and microphones
3-axis MEMS and low-noise or seismic accelerometers, and microphones.
Example nodes from the range
Two of the Ackcio nodes in our catalogue.
Where it is used
Applications for infrastructure owners and contractors.
Bridges
Condition monitoring of bridges and viaducts.
Tunnels and underground works
Monitoring where cables are impractical.
Dams and tailings
Dams, embankments and slopes.
Construction sites
Monitoring during the build phase, and of nearby structures.
Rail
Ground movement and structure stability along the line.
Mining
Slopes and structures in and around mines.
What Sensor-Online adds
From raw readings to decisions.
Dashboards and maps
Every measuring point, in one view.
Alarms
Limits and priorities, with alerts by e-mail, SMS, Telegram, webhook or MQTT.
Reports
Export PDF, Excel or CSV for clients and consultants.
Projects and customers
Keep projects apart in one multi-tenant platform, with views per role.
Open data
REST API and MQTT for other systems.
Your own servers
On-premise installation, with access only to your intranet if you need it.
Marketed under the name Sensorix
The full range, documentation and quick guides are at Sensorix.
These systems are marketed by us under the Sensorix name. Call +46 (0)500 6000 22 or write to info@nodeledge.se, and we will help you choose the right system.
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Read more →Frequently asked questions
What are Ackcio and Worldsensing?
They are makers of wireless monitoring systems for geotechnical and structural sensors, used in construction, infrastructure, mining and rail. We supply both ranges.
How does the Ackcio mesh work?
Each sensor connects to a node. The nodes pass the readings through a self-healing LoRa mesh to a gateway, so the data finds another path if a node drops out.
Can I use my existing geotechnical sensors?
Often, yes. The nodes connect to analogue, digital and vibrating-wire sensors and to tiltmeters. Tell us which sensors you have, and we will check compatibility.
How does the data reach Sensor-Online?
The Ackcio gateway passes the data on to Sensor-Online, where you get dashboards, alarms and reports. Ask us about the setup for Worldsensing nodes.
Do the systems work underground?
Yes. The Ackcio mesh is designed for underground, tunnel and other obstructed environments, where long cables are impractical.
Where do I find product information and support?
At sensorix.se, where the range is described, or by calling +46 (0)500 6000 22 or writing to info@nodeledge.se.
Planning a monitoring project? Talk to an engineer.
Tell us about the site and the sensors, and we will suggest the right system.
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