Safety on roads, bridges and tunnels is increasingly topical and is only possible thanks to systems that guarantee continuous monitoring.

The optical fibers allow to measure the tensional state of the structure and to detect parameters such as compression, elongation, curvature, load, torsion, vibration, pressure, displacement, corrosion, inclination and temperature.

Optical fiber is also used in creating sensors for infrastructure surveillance applications. These sensors can be used to detect the presence of structural damage or anomalies within a bridge or tunnel, allowing for rapid identification and resolution of any problems. Optical fiber offers greater accuracy and sensitivity than other sensing technologies, ensuring accurate monitoring of infrastructures.

Finally, optical fiber is also used in infrastructure security systems, such as access control and video surveillance systems. Optical fiber offers a higher level of reliability than traditional security technologies, reducing the risk of service interruptions and ensuring greater security in infrastructures.