The group of companies that have informally joined forces to propose this project, all of which are successfully active, aims to establish a new industrial enterprise. At present, the prospects are uncertain—as is always the case with new ventures—but the determination to succeed and achieve significant economic returns is clear.
The growing attention to the entire life cycle of new constructions, as well as to the current and residual safety of existing ones, has placed maintenance strategies at the core of interest for public administrations and major infrastructure managers. Monitoring serves as a decision-support tool for maintenance strategies, making them less rigidly predetermined and more flexible, operating ‘on demand’.
The idea of implementing wireless static and dynamic monitoring is highly cost-effective, as it eliminates the heavy burden of sensor cabling. Furthermore, the application of the sensors is simple and quick, and can be carried out by attentive operators without the need for extensive training.