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The new RCS2 radio implements the CoAP, the latest generation standard protocol used in the IoT world. From today on, CAE redefines the concept of an open, interoperable and reliable system.

From 18th to 20th of June, Rome will host the Hydrology Days, an initiative of the Italian Hydrological Society. The mettings will focus on the contribution of hydrology to our country system, as well on how the scientific community meets the needs of our society. CAE will also intervene, presenting its proposal for the mitigation of hydraulic and hydrogeological risk in urban areas, particularly by introducing a monitoring and alerting system for the protection of drive underpasses.

CAE periodically organizes training and learning programmes for its technicians, who are essential to guarantee the quality we offer to our customers, as well as the true force operating in the field. On the second week of March, our technicians gathered at our headquarters premises, to attend a training session, as well as to share their experiences that can be useful to introduce the latest technological innovations and improve our knowledge on specific topics.

CAE participates in the implementation of a monitoring and early warning system for the Zhinvali dam in Georgia. The purpose of the system is to protect the population in the area, which extends north of Tbilisi, the Georgian capital with over 1 million inhabitants.

Python becomes as important as English. It's an open source language spread all over the world, widely used by companies such as Google and YouTube. It has become part of the CAE technology, allowing the customer the rapid development of custom applications to be installed, even independently, within the Mhaster datalogger.

CAE has won the tender for the creation of a single integrated, redundant and flexible meteorological detection system for the Region of Sicily. The implementation of the system includes supplying and installation of more than 250 Automatic Monitoring Stations.

The avalanche risk is an increasingly topical issue: what technological equipment is used by the authorities in charge of risk assessment? In which direction is technology evolving in order to increase the safety of the citizens? CAE outlines the past and the present of the nivometric monitoring systems and point out new ambitious technological horizons for the near future, when the alert systems will offer an extra tool for the safety of citizens.

This portal, which has been deeply renovated in the last few years, is where customers know they can find, in an intuitive and effective way, all the information necessary to manage their monitoring and alert systems: documentation, images, operating statistics, maintenance reports, etc. It is an interactive tool that creates a closer connection between the technicians and the maintenance service offered by our company.

The project CAE is about to implement consists in the "turnkey" supply of 25 new weather stations, located in the various islands and in the airports which are about to be built in the Maldives. These stations will use the MHAS technology and each of them will be equipped with sensors in order to measure wind speed and direction, rainfall intensity and quantity, atmospheric pressure, air temperature and humidity

After performing a feasibility study, CAE provided the Region of Abruzzo with a full-scale and modern "turnkey" monitoring and early warning system that can be upgraded and modified at any time in a simple and fast way, without interfering with the functioning of the "Mesh" network, in order to adapt it to any possible future needs that may occur during the monitoring of the phenomenon.