SENCEIVE News

Senceive, headquartered in London, UK, is a global leader in providing wireless condition monitoring solutions for the rail, construction, infrastructure, and mining industries. Their product range includes wireless platforms, tilt sensors, optical displacement sensors, and data visualization tools, designed to deliver precise and reliable data for structural and geotechnical monitoring. Senceive's solutions are recognized for their robustness, durability, and ease of deployment, enabling proactive maintenance and enhanced safety. The company serves clients worldwide, offering support and services tailored to diverse project requirements.

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05 SEP '25

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Spokane River Rail Bridge – Construction Monitoring

Learn how Senceive's wireless tilt sensors played a key role in monitoring the stability of an existing railway bridge during adjacent construction activity.

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20 JUN '25

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Massachusetts North Shore MBTA – Track Monitoring

Keolis turns to Senceive's intelligent wireless monitoring solution following flood damage to MBTA tracks.

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02 OCT '24

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625 Fulton Street, Brooklyn – Construction Monitoring

How wireless sensors were used to monitor an MTA tunnel during construction of a 79 floor mixed-use skyscraper in downtown Brooklyn, New York.

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05 JUN '24

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Chicago O’Hare Airport Construction – Track Monitoring

Construction of a 9 foot utility conduit pipe bored under Union Pacific Railroad (UPRR) and Canadian Pacific Railroad (CP) tracks was required to improve navigation lighting at Chicago O’Hare’s newest runway.

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12 FEB '24

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The Reliability of Wireless Condition Monitoring in Cold Weather

The Superior Reliability of Wireless Condition Monitoring in Extreme Cold Weather.

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