Kryton International has launched a smart concrete sensor into the US which allows long-distance monitoring of on-site pouring operations.
Maturix Smart Concrete technology runs on the Sigfox 0G network, the world’s largest IoT network covering more than a billion people in more than 65 countries. Sigfox’s long-range and low-power-demand network allows Maturix sensor batteries to last for years, a significant advance over current sensor products that last for a few weeks.
The Sigfox network also means that Maturix users are not required to physically visit the worksite to take data readings. The sensors transmit data to a user’s internet-connected device anywhere in the world. Concrete temperatures, at chosen depths, are displayed to the user in real time.
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