Building sensors & monitoring
Building insights, backed by data.
Sensors and clear dashboards for investigating building conditions. Follow changes in temperature and humidity, review the evidence and plan your next step.
Building investigation experience. Sensors and data with a practical purpose.
What we offer
From readings to a clearer picture.
Sensors
Hardware in developmentCollect measurements at the points that matter. Our modular hardware is being developed for ambient, in-material and surface conditions.
About the sensors →Dashboard
Review site records, device status, alerts and monitoring information in one place.
About the dashboard →Building insight
Bring the record together with inspection findings to decide what to investigate next.
How monitoring is applied →
Illustrative dashboard · sample data
First floor bedroom · Last 24 hours
Temperature, latest
19.7 °C
Relative humidity, latest
52.1 %
Where to begin
Start with the question your building needs answered.
Damp and condensation
Build a clearer picture of temperature and humidity patterns alongside inspection findings.
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Drying progress
Follow changing conditions during drying and identify where further checks are needed.
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Before and after repairs
Compare conditions over time to help assess whether an intervention is having the intended effect.
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Photography © Trace Surveys Ltd, showing building investigation work.
In the field
Investigation work behind the readings.
Photographs and short films of Trace Surveys building investigation work, including two roof surveys.
See work in the fieldThe system
From the measurement point to the bigger picture.
We are developing a modular system of wireless sensor nodes, removable probes and a common hub. The first focus is temperature and relative humidity, with further diagnostic sensor options planned.
Explore the sensorsSensor and probe
Hub
Dashboard
Tell us what you need to understand.
Describe the building, the problem and the decision you need to make. We can discuss where monitoring may help.
Discuss a monitoring project