They represent the core of remote acquisition, eliminating the need for costly traditional wiring, ensuring long operational autonomy, and facilitating the massive scalability of monitoring networks. They are used in demanding environments such as open-pit mining, watersheds, and extensive distributed inclinometer networks.
Technologically, they cover a wide variety: from mobile multi-sensor nodes and loggers for complex arrays (ShapeArray) to heavy-duty, multi-purpose centralized cabinets. The catalog also includes portable analog dataloggers, systems dedicated to strain gauge networks, and low-cost standalone loggers. These acquisition interfaces process information and transmit it via cellular or LoRa networks directly to cloud-hosted servers.

