Application
The Vasa Museum has installed a sensor-based steel support structure to protect Sweden’s 17th-century warship and preserve its shape. A network of 182 load cells monitors forces in real time, feeding data into a 3D model that detects torsion or bending. Measurements are captured via a Q.bloxx XL DAQ system and visualized on a GI.bench dashboard on a portable tablet. This advanced monitoring ensures the Vasa is safeguarded for generations.
Customer
The Vasa Museum in Stockholm houses the 17th-century warship Vasa, showcasing Sweden’s maritime heritage while using advanced technology to preserve this historic treasure.
Deal Value
- €475,000
DAQ System Delivered
- 25 x Q.bloxx XL A116
- 25 x CT A116 Connection Terminal
- 1 x Q.station XB
- 2 x GI.bench DAQ Software
- 182 x load cells (by LISAB)
- Electrical cabinets (by LISAB)
Benefits
- Smart Installation: No messy cables in sight, modules are placed close to sensor for shorter, cleaner wiring
- Real-Time Dashboard: Browser-based dashboard provides live data visualization for instant insight and precise monitoring
-
Turnkey System: From sensors to DAQ to software, a complete solution delivered by GI’s trusted partner LISAB
Competition
- HBK
- RISE (state owned research institute)
💡Key Takeaway
GI.bench DAQ software features a web-based dashboard that is fully device-agnostic, enabling test monitoring and data visualization on notebooks, tablets, or smartphones through any standard web browser.
Download the application example to share with potential customers. If using PowerPoint, please ensure our custom fonts are installed.
