BBOX 2.0 in the field
A selection of representative installations across the contexts where BBOX 2.0 operates: industrial buildings, critical infrastructure, historical heritage, residential construction. Different contexts, the same need to know structural behaviour with certainty.
Florim Ceramiche — Factory 4.0
A highly automated plant covering over 48,000 m², dedicated to the processing and logistics of large ceramic slabs. The system continuously monitors the structural response to ensure a timely reaction in case of a seismic event.
- Drastic reduction in production downtime
- Optimised restoration interventions
- Safety of personnel and equipment
New INRCA Hospital
A hospital under construction equipped with seismic base isolators. BBOX 2.0 tracks isolator behaviour over time and, when an event occurs, verifies their dissipative efficiency by comparing accelerations above and below the isolation plane, safeguarding operational continuity in one of the most critical buildings in the area.
- Isolator behaviour tracked over time, dissipative efficiency verified on event
- Objective support for post-event assessments
- Monitoring of structural integrity during seismic events
Church of San Nicola di Bari
A 16th-century architectural heritage site, severely damaged by the 2012 Emilia-Romagna earthquake and restored in 2016. The system continuously monitors the bell tower, tracking inclination over time and recording the seismic response.
- Continuous seismic monitoring of the bell tower
- Long-term inclination monitoring
- Preventive conservation based on objective technical data
Rubiera Bridge over the Secchia River
A strategic structure subject to heavy vehicular traffic and natural erosion. The system continuously records data over mobile network and supports periodic inspections with objective information on the evolution of structural conditions.
- Early detection of degradation or instability signals
- Optimised scheduled maintenance
- Improved safety on a high-traffic route
ALER Residential Complex — via Lazio
A residential complex retrofitted for energy and seismic performance under Italy's Superbonus 110% programme. A dedicated BBOX 2.0 system is installed in each building of the complex, ensuring a timely response in case of earthquake and a rapid post-event safety assessment.
- Immediate data on structural behaviour during a seismic event
- Rapid post-event safety assessment, reducing uncertainty after the earthquake
- Continuous protection of residents and real estate assets
Italian Red Cross — Local Branch
Operational headquarters of a body essential to the area's emergency and rescue services. The BBOX 2.0 system ensures continuous structural monitoring and reliable data during seismic events, safeguarding full operability at the most critical moments.
- Operational continuity of post-event emergency services
- Rapid post-event safety assessment of the premises
- Safety of staff and volunteers
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