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Our employees have professional expertise in a wide range of geosciences, measurement systems and IT and can provide advice on a variety of projects.

We are developing our own web solution for data management and alerting, Cautus Web, which incorporates all relevant sensor types. Cautus Web presents data in a user-friendly way, well adapted to the requirements of end customers.

We aim to be one of Europe's leading technology companies in automatic monitoring of structures, land, water, climate and the environment. Since 2009, we have developed a wide range of new technology and solutions. Through our own development projects and co-operation with leading technology partners, we will be at the forefront of smart solutions for our customers.

Examples

IoT - the Internet of Thing - is central to us and has been since our inception in 2009. The Cautus Web data management system started as the Munin computer programme in 2010 - developed for monitoring Åkneset.
In 2013 we launched our first avalanche radar. In 2014, we launched our own pore pressure gauge and sensor for monitoring catch nets. Then came the CL1 data logger and the start-up of a water measurement system for pesticides.
In 2018, our international research and development work to measure pesticides received EU funding of EUR 1.9 million through the 2020-Horizon programme's Fast Track to Innovation. The aim is to ensure the EU has clean drinking water through continuous and automatic monitoring of drinking water.
We have developed several different data loggers that are currently in use in a number of different projects around the Nordic region.
We have developed systems for monitoring and warning of rockfalls and avalanches.

KlimaGrunn - an innovation partnership

KlimaGrunn is an innovation partnership between the Norwegian Public Roads Administration, Statsbygg, Bane Nor, Multiconsult, Cautus Geo, Heidelberg Materials and Argeo to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in ground reinforcement.

Clients: The Norwegian Public Roads Administration, Statsbygg and Bane Nor.

Suppliers: Multiconsult, Cautus Geo, Heidelberg Materials (formerly Norcem) and Argeo.

Solution: New technology and methods reduce greenhouse gas emissions in ground reinforcement.

In the construction industry, more binder than necessary is often used in ground stabilisation projects. The common practice involves the extensive use of binders such as lime and cement to ensure the stability of the ground before construction begins. Whilst this approach results in a more stable and safe ground to build on, it also leads to significant greenhouse gas emissions. This is despite the fact that the lime and cement often come from Norwegian manufacturers.

Cautus Geo, Multiconsult, Heidelberg Materials (formerly Norcem) and Argeo have collaborated on the solution to cut greenhouse gas emissions.