The continuous controls of a structure’s behavior is referred to as “structural health monitoring” (SHM). This is one of the most crucial activities for evaluating the state of preservation of structures and monuments, while also providing insights into potential future developments in their behavior.
When applied to infrastructures, buildings, or artifacts, SHM provides essential data for accurately interpreting their structural performance, particularly in cases of complex designs or ongoing degradation.

Expin leverages its expertise in designing and developing advanced structural monitoring systems for highly delicate and critical contexts, both in Italy and abroad, aiming to optimize the reliability and effectiveness of monitoring results. Expin is a member of the UNI (Italian Standards Body) Working Group 08 “Structural Monitoring”, which is responsible for the revision of the UNI/TR 11634:2016 Guidelines on structural monitoring.