fibrisTerre will be presenting and exhibiting at SMAR 2026 in Dresden, where four conference sessions focus on Fiber Optic Sensing applied to Smart Structures, highlighting the importance of advanced sensing technologies in structural health monitoring and resilient infrastructure.
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At the ICSMGE, fibrisTerre is organizing a workshop session on June 14 — DFOS in Action: Proven Value in Geotechnical Infrastructure Projects —
Bringing together six speakers to share hard-won lessons from major field deployments, it’s a rare opportunity to dig into all aspects of DFOS with practitioners and peers.
In the exhibition, fibrisTerre has stand 29, right by a catering station, so come and say: ‘Hello.’ We’d love to see you there.
fibrisTerre now offers fTScope — a platform designed to make setting up your interrogator as quick and painless as possible.
fTScope is a cloud-based instrument control and data management platform designed to unlock the full potential of fibrisTerre’s sensing technology.
Get measuring fast, and once you’re up and running, adjust settings and collect the data remotely from wherever you are.
Your data can be shared anywhere, anytime, and there’s integrated JupyterTM notebook analysis functionality.
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Members of the Geotechnical community in Germany gather at Technische Universität Braunschweig on January 19 for the Institut für Geomechanik und Geotechnik (IGG) ‘‘Messen in der Geotechnik 2026.’ Following the opening remarks by Marius Milatz and Joerg Gattermann, speakers from across Germany and beyond will discuss tunnel, cable car, radioactive waste repository, harbor wall, and other fascinating projects, as well as the tools used to measure them.
This is fibrisTerre’s first trade stand appearance of the year, and we are excited to meet and reconnect with other participants.
Continuous Distributed fiber optic strain and temperature DFOS measurements are running, 147 m below ground in Freiberg’s mine Reiche Zeche.
Thank you to TU Bergakademie Freiberg and Technische Universität Clausthal for the excellent collaboration in the MOVIE project. The project (funded by the German Federal Ministry of Research), aims to develop a digital twin of part of an underground mine.
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Movable defence barriers help control water flow during floods. Knowing where displacement occurs before failure by measuring strain as the water gushes past enables a smarter design. Weight and structure can be optimised to ensure effective flow control.
The project is managed by Delft University of Technology.
Time flies! It’s already two years since the British Geotechnical Association (BGA) Geo-resilience conference we attended in Cardiff.
This year, the theme is Earthworks. fibrisTerre will be there, with a stand. So, come and say ‘Hello!’
fibrisTerre is delighted to sponsor the International Conference on Structural Health Monitoring of Intelligent Infrastructure of the Society for Civil Structural Health Monitoring (SCSHM, formerly ISHMII)
In Graz, Austria, from Sept. 1 – Sept. 5 2025 .
Congratulations to the well-deserving winners of the Ground Engineering Magazine Awards in June.
fibrisTerre wasn’t among them. So why are we happy?
We celebrated a great collaboration with Network Rail and Senceive, tackling the challenge of rapidly detecting and locating rockfall along transport routes.
Huge thanks to the project team: Derek Butcher, Massimo Facchini, Bridie Grimes, Dom Kisz, Nils Nöther and James Taylor for their unwavering engagement!
fibrisTerre took part in the 5 × 5 TEAM STAFFEL in its hometown of Berlin.
The team achieved a commendable average running speed of 0.00278 km/second.
So, we didn’t quite achieve the measurement speed of our instruments.
Congratulations to our running and support teams!
A quick glimpse of the day:
