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Vaisala measures humidity from the cloud

James MuirBy James MuirMay 5, 20202 Mins Read
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Vaisala has launched its cloud-based Jade Smart Cloud system for professionals to access high-quality measurement data.

The data can be viewed on a mobile device and on a computer, with the Finnish company saying Jade Smart Cloud is ideal for any structural moisture or ambient humidity measurement monitoring needs.

Typical applications include concrete moisture measurements on construction sites; and ambient humidity monitoring in data centers, museums or other public buildings, and livestock production facilities.

Lars Stormbom, senior product manager at Vaisala, said, “Cloud-based monitoring makes the actual operations more efficient, as time is no longer wasted in setup and pairing of hardware with software, or frequent visits to the various measurement sites.”

The system also provides regular automated software updates without any downloads and increased collaboration by making it easier to share live or stored data with colleagues and customers.

“All measurement data is stored safely in the cloud where it can be viewed through the web browser on mobile devices. Cloud data can be accessed in real time using a computer or a smartphone and downloaded for further analyses. All data is stored in a tamper-proof format in the cloud, with a timestamp of the measurement,” Stormbom said.

The system consists of CWL100 Wireless Dataloggers with probes, a CA10 Access Point and the Jade Smart Cloud software license.

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