The systems developed by GRM continuously monitor the loads, vibrations and environmental impacts to which buildings, bridges and industrial structures are subjected, using real-time sensors. This data enables the early detection of potential damage by observing the physical responses of structures. In particular, in areas at risk of earthquakes, monitoring a structure’s performance in real time is of critical importance for the safety of life and property.

Measuring long-term structural durability requires not only observation but also numerical analysis. GRM assesses the condition of structures—such as fatigue, deformation or loss of durability—by analysing data from sensors using advanced algorithms. In this way, maintenance and repair plans are drawn up on a scientific basis, and the service life of the structure is optimised.

The system generates automatic alerts when certain threshold values are exceeded. In such cases, building managers, technical teams and the relevant authorities are immediately notified via SMS, email or in-system alerts. Thanks to this rapid response capability, structural damage can be prevented before it escalates, and safety measures can be implemented in good time.

GRM’s structural health monitoring systems are designed to work in conjunction with building inventory systems, digital twin models, BIM (Building Information Modelling) and geographic information systems (GIS). Thanks to this integration, field data is integrated with digital platforms, providing decision-makers with a broader perspective.