We are revolutionizing the construction and oil & gas industries by bringing smart cement technologies and real-time data collection to the forefront of every job site.
SensyRoc™
A wireless concrete monitoring sensor catered to general contractors, engineers, and ready-mix suppliers for the in-place monitoring of concrete.
Smart Cement™
Gives concrete sensing capabilities to monitor concrete structures in real-time throughout the operational lifetime and it can detect any potential catastrophic failures in the future.
Industry Use
How can Sensytec help?
Sensytec technology can detect any issues in the structure before it becomes a problem, thus reducing unnecessary costs with coring and cylinder testing.
With the assistance of SENSYROC™, general contractors and project managers can now wirelessly monitor the health of early-age concrete. Using SensyRoc™ sensors, you can get real-time data analytics on:
- Temperature
- Strength Developments
- Concrete Quality
- Electrical Resistivity
How can Sensytec help?
- Quality Control (Oil Well Cementing): Sensytec aims to help oil & gas operators to ensure safety, predict cement failure by enhancing quality control of the cement used during the construction of oil wells.
- Monitoring: Sensytec’s Smart Cement™ Technology provides real-time data to monitor cement/concrete & bond integrity for the effect of corrosion, thermocycling & and casing stresses.
How Sensytec can help you?
Wirelessly Monitor Your Concrete Status
Our technology provides detailed data on concrete conditions in real-time, through the curing process as well as the operational lifetime and you can monitor all this data right in the palm of your hand.
Get Notified About Potential Risks
Our proven technology ensures that your concrete remains within the intended design specifications and alerts you if there are any potential risks.
Prevent Potential Concrete Failures
Sensytec’s concrete monitoring technology can help identify any potential risks that can negatively affect the concrete structure. It can detect if the concrete does not set properly early on, as well as if it deteriorates years later.
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