Overview
Zensor, founded in 2013, operates under the tagline 'Smart from Remote.' The company offers industry-specific and infrastructure solutions for remote asset and monitoring management.
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In the news
- It’s time again to link up both sides of the Atlantic in steelmaking 🌎! Next week we’ll be participating in the European Steel Forum by AIST. The annual gathering of those involved in steel making and processing in the US and Europe. Focus is on transformation of the European steel industry. In times of high energy prices, demand challenges and the ongoing decarbonisation pressure there’ll be a lot to discuss! 🇺🇲 🇪🇺 Location this time: Udine, in the north of Italy 🇮🇹 . If you’re planning to attend next week: always happy to
- Super opportunity to discover from close-by new (alternative) materials to replace classical concrete and technology to monitor in the long term how these new materials (and concrete) are doing: make sure to stop by the Nekkerhal in Mechelen for #FTI, where some of our solutions are on display (together of course with lots of other interestign topics 😉 ). Very happy to be able to share these as part of a project headed by ILVO (Instituut voor Landbouw, Visserij- en Voedingsonderzoek) and the support of Buildwise and ResourceFull.
- Waarom een Romeins voetballetje onze moderne tijd binnentrapt? 💡 Het heeft iets met arena’s, innovatie en het Flanders Technology & Innovation Festival te maken. 🧱 Scoort het #cementlozebeton dat voor het eerst bij #ILVO is gebruikt, even sterk als het beton van zijn Colosseum? En kan het een stadion vol springende voetbalfans dragen? 🌍 Beton is het meest gebruikte bouwmateriaal ter wereld, maar de cementproductie zorgt voor heel wat CO₂-uitstoot. Innovatief beton zonder cement kan die uitstoot tot 70% verlagen. 🤯
- Smart industry, talk of the town. But for it to be a success, the devil is in the details. ⏩ Truth is: most can be gained by taking on existing machines in heavy industry like steel, non-ferrous metal production and mining. Adding additional sensors and using the data already available in PLCs and historians will result in optimized processes and preventing unforeseen stops. Most critical machines (cranes, furnaces, converters, rolling mill stands, grinders…) don’t operate in a steady regime. They alternate between various
- Overhead cranes are destined to fulfill their role for many years. Drive trains and hoists are important: without them no lifting or moving of the loads. The surrounding elements are however essential as well. When they fail, there’s no way around it. Rail damage, runway issues, girder fatigue… These issues do not only represent a safety risk, they also affect components looked at more frequently like the drive train: issues with the rail or runway get picked up by the wheels, resulting in increased vibrations, axle issues, couplings
- Brussels Minister-President Boris Dilliès spent his Voka summer internship day with Zensor. We proposed not to do it at the office — desks and screens say very little about what we actually build 🏗️ . So we went to see real work: the DoubleTree by Hilton near Rogier, a SOCATRA and Denys construction site, where one of our systems is monitoring the structure. The challenge: building a hotel on top of a live metro tunnel. The Minister-President also helped moving one of the sensors installed to a new location. Four things we wanted
- Boring is not always bad... 📚 As what your caster turret is doing: rotate a bit... cast; rotate a bit again... cast;... Till it stops doing that. Simple but critical. Adding some smart monitoring, you can avoid that it stops turning. Read the brochure to get a glimpse of our dedicated product to monitor turret health.
- When the EAF is melting its charge, you hear a lot of noise. A lot of components Shake, Rattle and Roll. This is also the title of a major hit from the 50s of the previous century. People born in that era, by listening to the Shaking, Rattling and Rolling, could tell if something was off with the furnace, and most probably also what. These people have long left the mill. And other experienced ones are doing so as well. Signs of “something being wrong” are not picked up that readily any more. This is a challenge. Today one can
Alumni 1 went on to found or lead
Tom BusscheAdvisor→Chief Executive Officer at Qbus Building Intelligence
Guillaume MarionResearch Analyst→AI Team Lead at Proximus Ada
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