Our technology makes the task of measuring multiple sensing points over large intricate surfaces easier by combining thousands of sensors on a single fiber. Beyond aerospace, medical, automotive, civil, and energy applications, Sensuron’s distributed strain and temperature sensing technology has the ability to:
Increase public safety: Sensuron’s technology monitors the structural health of aircrafts, buildings, nuclear equipment, dams, automobiles, trains, etc.
Save resources: Sensuron’s compact distributed sensing solutions lead to improved efficiency of wind turbines
Detect structural instabilities: Sensuron’s RTS125+ system monitors components and structures within tunnels, chemicals, or nuclear power plants
Enhance sensitivities: Sensuron’s technology improves the precision of medical instruments and industrial tools
Improve accuracy: Sensuron’s distributed sensing systems precisely measure liquid levels in vats of chemicals, cryogenic liquids, fuel, water, oil, etc.
The following white paper provides details on Distributed Strain and Temperature Measurements