We develop, manufacture and operate systems for the continuous structural monitoring of buildings and infrastructure. The data measured by our systems is fundamental to understanding the real condition of structures and making decisions based on objective data.
Based in Sant'Antonino di Casalgrande, in the province of Reggio Emilia, Italy. The company was founded on direct experience of the 2012 Emilia earthquake.

The 2012 Emilia earthquake deeply affected the region's industrial fabric, highlighting the vulnerability of industrial buildings and the uncertainty regarding their post-event safety. MOSI was founded in 2014 to address this specific need: transforming structural knowledge from subjective assessments to objective measurements.
In the hours and days following a seismic event, quick decisions are required to ensure the safety of people and the continuity of economic activities. Without reliable data on the building's response, every choice involves unnecessary risks or delays.
We designed BBOX 2.0 to meet this need: providing reliable tools that allow owners, managers, and professionals to know exactly what happened to their building, to restart safely or intervene where truly necessary.
A manufacturing company monitors in order not to halt production. A property manager to protect the value of the portfolio and answer to owners. A public body to meet legal obligations and safeguard the people who use the structure.
The reason changes, the need does not: to know the condition of a structure over time, and to know what state it is in immediately after an extraordinary event.
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