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The construction site has always been a place with lots of manual labour. Technology however has rapidly advanced over the last few decades, bringing solutions to make manual labour easier or completely replacing certain tasks.
Instead of manual measurements and manual data logging, a clever little device can do all this for you: Reporter. Reporter is a sensor device that takes live measurements, available for you to look at 24/7. The sensor module even has an alarm feature that sends alarm notifications to your phone.
Learn more about Smart Construction and how it helps you with your projects.
Crodeon developed Reporter, a sensor module for remote monitoring, with the intent to make data collection accessible to anyone.
Reporter has 4 connectors that let you connect up to 4 sensors from our collection. Any sensor combination works!
Monitor RH in your curing concrete, or wind speed to know when your scaffolding needs to be taken down. Measure the groundwater level when you’re dewatering to build a basement and monitor if your pump is still running correctly.
Reporter is fully customisable to your needs and unique situation. Below you can find some examples of what Reporter is already being used for!
When a power cut occurs at your site this can have devastating consequences. Reporter sends you an alarm notification in case this happens.
When your set limits are exceeded (too much wind, too high RH, not enough water flowing through your pipes) Reporter will let you know in realtime.
Take your Reporter with you to other construction sites to measure and monitor there. Reporter is light an portable, which makes this possible.
WiFi connection is no given at new projects in the middle of nowhere, which is why Reporter runs on cellular data. This allows for easy data streaming.
Construction projects can often be enough of a challenge, so save time with Reporter. Plug & play, allowing for easy sensor attachment without a hassle.
Many monitoring systems require you to install special software onto your device. Reporter works with a web based cloud portal, allowing for easy access.
Combine any sensor you want onto one device (max 4 per device). Measure all metrics important for you and view your data and graphs on one platform.
Reporter runs on both grid power and its own solar panel, making it possible for you to measure and monitor your construction site anywhere.
Reporter was designed to be easy to use by anyone, regardless of their (non)technical background. Reporter is intuitive and ready to go.
"In the past, we spent a lot of time trying to find the right sensors and data loggers. Connecting everything and managing to keep it online was always a chore. For us, Reporter® is a real time saver."
"We use Reporter® for the continuous monitoring of groundwater levels at various project sites, both in the preliminary stages of obtaining a permit and during the construction works. The installation and monitoring through the cloud are flawless."
"For us, Reporter® is an easy, fast and reliable way to help our customers benefit from wireless monitoring in dry suction and well drilling."
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