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華思測控

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华思（广州）测控科技有限公司是一家集变形监测产品研发、生产、销售、服务于一体的高新技术企业。公司致力于成为專業级变形监测设备和系统方案供应商。公司秉承专注、專業的匠心精神，依靠自有核心技术为客户提供成熟、稳定、可靠的变形监测智能感知设备。公司以智能感知设备为基础、移动互联网为载体、监测云平台为终端，构建了專業的安全監測預警系統，为用户提供高效便捷、安全可靠的数字化服务与行业解決方案。

公司自成立以来一直秉承技术领先战略,注重自主研发和科技创新。公司汇聚了大量从事产品研发和新技术研究的科技人才,并与武汉大学等多所高等院校建立了产学研的战略合作。

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Intimate after-sales

華思測控提供更便捷、更可靠、更專業的數字化服務，提供量身定制的細分产品和行业解決方案。

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High quality service

華思測控專注于研發自動化的變形監測設備，以更加高效可靠的産品服務于客戶，爲安全監測領域保駕護航。

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Product advantage

華思測控结合自身的專業优势研發出柔性測斜儀實時三維變形監測系統。

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華思的優勢

專注于研發自動化的變形監測設備，以更加高效可靠的産品服務于客戶，爲安全監測領域保駕護航

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能力

研發出柔性測斜儀實時三維變形監測系統
高效

提供更便捷、更可靠
更專業的數字化服務
提供量身定制的細分
产品和行业解決方案
數據

监测數據实时送给监测
預警雲平台處理、分析
存储、展示和发布數據
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以更加高效可靠的
産品服務于客戶
爲安全監測領域護航
專業

集變形監測産品的
研發\生産\銷售\服務
于一體的技術産業公司
監控

華思測控依靠
自己的核心技術構建
安全監測預警系統
質檢

人工+系统全程質檢
發現問題當天解決
安全

提高对監控体的
應急響應速度
防止重特大事故的發生

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柔性測斜儀（陣列位移計）ADM系列

ADM系列柔性測斜儀（陣列位移計）是由高強度的陣列式固定長度測量單元組成，單元間使用能承受較大應力與變形的柔性接頭進行連接，每節測量單元上均標有X軸標志線。
監測預警雲平台

华思監測預警雲平台适用于边坡滑移、隧道施工、道路路基沉降、桥梁挠度、水利大坝沉降及侧移、建筑施工等多种实时监测的项目, 监测内容主要涵盖深部位移、表面位移、倾斜、振动、水位、裂缝、轨迹、地表沉降、支撑应力、视频監控等。
滑動式測斜儀RDM

在岩土工程監測項目中，土體深部水平位移監測是一項非常重要的監測指標。作爲該項指標的常用測量儀器，滑動式測斜儀被廣泛地應用于基坑、邊坡、大壩、水庫、橋梁等工程監測項目中，爲工程結構的安全穩定分析提供了重要依據。
智能數據采集模块

智能數據采集模块是分布式各类传感器數據采集的装置，广泛用于土石坝、堤防、建筑地基、矿井，基坑开挖、岩土边坡等安全监测领域传感器测点的采集传输设备。
一體化GNSS接收機GDM

GDM一体化GNSS接收机是華思測控基于北斗GNSS定位技术与MEMS传感器技术相结合，高度集成化应用于野外地质灾害监测的普适型GNSS接收机。
智能定位终端GIM Lite

GIM Lite是華思測控全新研制的一款创新、轻巧、便携的智能定位终端，支持厘米级定位精度，搭配安卓手机APP和华思云平台使用，适用于人员定位、车载高精度定位等场景。
傾角儀SDM30

華思測控全新研制的SDM30倾角仪，是一款集數據采集、无线通信、GPS定位等一体的双轴倾角监测设备，其主要功能是实时监测物体的静态倾斜。

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