Author name: Specto Technology

As a part of a 4-year, $236.5 million rehabilitation of the Queens Midtown Tunnel of New York, the Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) has been working on two concurrent construction projects on the 76-year-old tunnel since Spring 2015.

The Katy Trail is a jogging, walking, inline skating, and bicycling path that runs through the Uptown and Oak Lawn areas of Dallas, Texas, following the path of the old Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad, which was known as MKT or the Katy. The construction work to convert the unused 3.5 miles railway track into a hiking trail

Loadsensing’s LS-G6 wireless data acquisition system is now available through Specto Technology. Along with the ability to support most geotechnical and structural sensors, including vibrating wire, digital and voltage, the system has impressive long range communication up to 9 miles and low power consumption with wireless nodes lasting up to 5 years. Related Products: In-Place

A Class 1 noise microphone is now available for use with Instantel’s Micromate unit. The new microphone allows users to record A or C weighted noise along with vibration with the powerful but compact Micromate device. Technical Solutions: Automated Vibration Monitoring Related Products: Micromate Auto Call Home Software Hosting

Specto Technology is proud to announce the launch of the WASP-VW datalogger. Like the popular WASP mA datalogger, the WASP-VW is compact, low power & easy to deploy. It reads vibrating wire (VW) & temperature sensors and transmits data wirelessly over the Internet to the WASP web portal for storage, processing and display. The WASP-VW

Specto Technology was chosen to supply various instruments for the monitoring of the Central Subway construction project in San Francisco. The new subway extends the Muni’s T Third line and includes 1.7 miles of tunnel with four stations. The tiltmeters and precision liquid level sensors supplied by Specto have allowed the contractor to monitor any

Specto Technology was chosen to supply various instruments for the monitoring of the Bayonne Bridge Navigational Clearance Project in New Jersey. The bridge (the fourth longest steel arch bridge in the world) roadway is being raised to allow larger container ships access to key ports in New York & New Jersey. The wireless water level