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Why this organization matters now
Dated Jun 3, 2026
A federal contract for wireless structural-health monitoring using IoT sensors and AI was amended on June 3, 2026, to $1,312,667.50 and runs to March 31, 2027.
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Source-bounded strategic technology capability
Larzé structural sensing and 3D-SAM analytics
What it enables
Sensequake's system collects ambient-vibration data and derives modal properties such as natural frequencies, mode shapes, and damping to establish baselines and detect structural change. It supports engineering assessment rather than replacing licensed engineering judgment.
Evidence strength: ModerateLast reviewed Aug 12, 2026
Operating context
Maturity
CanadaBuys's public evidence confirms a company-specific project, award, program or operating context, while configuration-specific acceptance and scale remain bounded by the reviewer warning.
Availability
Sensequake currently presents Larzé structural sensing and 3D-SAM analytics through its official public capability surface.
Decision-useful features
- Wireless synchronized triaxial vibration sensing
- Data-driven modal identification and change monitoring
Technical detail and applications
Documented applications. Critical-infrastructure condition assessment · Post-event and long-term structural health monitoring
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Which current configurations and independently accepted outcomes best define Sensequake's Larzé structural sensing and 3D-SAM analytics readiness?
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Geography
Montréal, Quebec
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Last reviewed
Aug 12, 2026
Identity and profile
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Sensequake official identity and Canadian presence
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