Meet Gantner Instruments at the EVACES Conference 2025!
We are at the EVACES (Conference on Experimental Vibration Analysis of Civil Engineering Structures) 2025 from July 2 – 4 in Porto, Portugal, and discover how our wireless nemi G+ and advanced DAQ solutions take vibration monitoring and structural health assessment to the next level.
This year’s conference puts a spotlight on vibration measurement and structural integrity analysis in large infrastructure – from bridges and dams to tunnels and wind turbines. It’s the perfect setting to showcase how our SHM systems deliver accurate, real-time insights.
Let’s talk SHM and vibration monitoring.
Schedule a meeting with our team to discover how our wireless nemi G+ and powerful DAQ systems can streamline your testing, from bridges to wind turbines.
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