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BridgeVibe Node

Wireless sensor mesh screens vibration and strain trends to help prioritize formal bridge inspections.

ST-HW-3079Infrastructure

Designed for Asset owners. Source profile: Idea / Research; feasibility: Medium; prototype complexity: High.

Project text and technical scope

Problem addressed

Current Infrastructure workflows often depend on manual checks, disconnected devices and delayed evidence.

Product vision

Low-cost sensor mesh tracks vibration/strain changes to prioritize bridge inspections.

Hardware platform

Wireless accelerometer/strain node

Sensors and inputs

Vibration, strain, temperature

AI and software

Structural anomaly trend model

User workflow

Asset owners use the device in-field; the system captures data, analyses it, requests human confirmation where needed and records the outcome.

Edge processing

Run latency/privacy-critical inference on device/edge; use server for fleet analytics, RAG, orchestration and reporting.

Connectivity

LoRaWAN

Mobile experience

Device pairing, live status, guided workflow, alerts, evidence review, offline sync and user actions.

Operations console

Fleet/device map, live events, health, incident queue, analytics, reports, configuration and audit history.

Safety and compliance

Not a substitute for structural engineering assessment.

Operational value

Nodes + gateway + analytics; value comes from measurable safety, traceability, downtime reduction or workflow automation.

Security and privacy

Secure device identity, encrypted transport/storage, RBAC, audit logs, minimum necessary personal data and configurable retention.

Commercial model

Nodes + gateway + analytics

Differentiation

Continuous screening between formal inspections.

Demo scenario

Show a realistic operator using BridgeVibe Node; capture sensor/device event → AI analysis → alert/recommendation → human action → report.