Sensequake is featured by Autodesk as the future of the structural engineering industry and the beginning of its automated future. Our technology is referred to as a great example of how BIM, IoT and the power of cloud computer will help engineers deliver high value services to their clients.

A great interview with our CTO, Mehrdad Mir Shafiei. An informative talk regarding Sensequake technology, infrastructure and seismic risk in Canada.

Le Devoir has featured Sensequake. This article details Sensequake's technology and its founders.

Autodesk's article mentions Sensequake technology being the future trend for the Internet of Things in structural engineering. A great article about the era of connectivity.

Sensequake won the very competitive $500k Build and innovation program (BCIP) in Canada for 3D-SAM invention; i.e. Sensequake will sign a contract with the Canadian Federal government as our client to assess their buildings with the project value of $500k. We are grateful for all the trust Canadian governments have put in Sensequake to develop the first IoT technology for structural health monitoring in the world.

Sensequake is pleased to receive $200k from Industrial Research Program (NRC-IRAP) in Canada to support R&D inside Sensequake. This support will ensure continuous development of software and sensor units at Sensequake to achieve a turnkey IoT solution for structural health monitoring.

The prestigious Leaf Review (Leading architects) publication from London interviewed Sensequake CEO, Farshad Mirshafiei, about seismic-resistance of infrastructures in the world and the need for ongoing analysis; the audience is decision makers, top engineers and architects. Please read the interesting interview in the following link:https://lnkd.in/dGvFuyK https://lnkd.in/dYFHNpT

Sensequake is proud to announce its collaboration with McGill and Concordia Universities and their top professors and researchers to develop novel health monitoring algorithms as well as prototyping low-cost wireless sensors. The $55000 support from Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada ensures success of this collaboration. We are thankful for the NSERC's trust in Sensequake's technology and its mission to advance structural health monitoring and its IoT applications

Sensequake founders receive the prestigious William and Rhea Seath Award and $15000 for their 3D-SAM innovation; the highest distinction awarded to professors/students in McGill's faculty of Engineering for the best inventions of the year.

On Radio Canada: The city of Montreal and Sensequake are collaborating to assess public buildings and make the city safer.