Sensor
High-precision MEMS
Product
The device
A wall-mounted, USB-C powered device, 100 x 100 x 27 mm. Built for fixed, careful motion measurement at home and small-building scale.
Connectivity
Wi-Fi + Bluetooth
Installation
Five minutes, via mobile app
Status
RGB LED + app
Use cases
Same device, different buildings
The hardware is identical everywhere. What changes is how many you install and where in the building they go.
Homes and apartments
One device per flat, or a multi-device pilot with building management.
Campuses and factories
Organizations with multiple buildings monitor each from a single dashboard.
Workshops and offices
Affordable, fast-install monitoring for small businesses.
University partnerships
Earthquake research groups can access anonymized data.
Product
Device overview
What the device measures, how it goes up, where the data lands, and which buildings it suits.
What it measures
Three-axis motion, LED status, local recording and device health.
Installation
Mount it, pair it, check status, add more devices when needed.
Cloud and app
Encrypted Wi-Fi data, app review screens and software updates.
Where it can be tested
Homes, apartments, campuses, factories, municipalities and research teams.
What it does not claim
It is not an official earthquake warning system.
One device cannot call a building safe or unsafe.
It does not replace emergency instructions or an engineer's inspection.
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How it compares
It sits somewhere between a professional seismograph and your phone. That gap has been empty until now: a fixed device you can afford to put in a home, but far more sensitive than a handset.
| Category | SismoSmart | Professional device | Phone app |
|---|---|---|---|
| Setup | Five minutes, DIY | Requires an engineer | None, app only |
| Fixed device | Yes, mounted to the building | Yes | No, the phone moves |
| Structural health readout | Yes, plain report | Yes, expert report | No |
| Price | ~$79 per device | $2,000-10,000+ | Free |
Product
Want to test it in a real building?
Tell us about the building. We will see if it fits the first pilots.