Updated on 21 September 2026
Innovative connected sensor for continuous infrastructure monitoring
CEO at OXYNODE
Belfort, France
About
OXYNODE designs and manufactures innovative IoT solutions for the continuous monitoring of critical infrastructure.
Compact, rugged, and quick to deploy, our solutions simultaneously measure vibrations, tilt, impacts, and temperature. Their ultra-low-power architecture, combined with a hybrid power supply that uses both battery and solar energy, is designed to provide a battery life of more than fifteen years, with significantly reduced maintenance requirements.
At the heart of our technology is a proprietary accelerometer capable of continuously monitoring structures while consuming very little energy. This approach enables the early detection and characterization of mechanical events, changes in behavior, and weak signals that may indicate an anomaly.
OXYNODE solutions are designed to monitor a wide range of assets—engineering structures, rail networks, power transmission towers, dams, wind turbines, sensitive buildings, and historic monuments—including those in remote or hard-to-reach locations. Their minimally invasive installation and wireless connectivity facilitate large-scale deployment on both public and private networks.
Our mission is to provide manufacturers and infrastructure managers with reliable, actionable data to enhance safety, optimize maintenance operations, and extend the service life of their assets.
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