Feelbat at Solscope 2025: Focus on innovation in geotechnics and soil instrumentation

Feelbat, a connected solution for monitoring structures (buildings, bridges, railways, etc.), will be participating in Solscope, the international exhibition for geotechnical engineering, drilling, and special foundations, on June 18 and 19. The event, which will be held at Eurexpo Lyon, will bring together more than 200 exhibitors to showcase their latest innovations around the theme: "Geosciences: Developments to Integrate Climate Change."

The Feelbat team, present at booth A3, will meet with industry professionals to discuss its in-situ monitoring and intelligent soil tracking solutions. Connected sensors, real-time data collection, automated reports: Feelbat is rethinking measurement to support structural prevention, diagnosis, and maintenance.

A dedicated speech: measuring the impact of soil rehydration

Among the highlights of the show, Feelbat will be involved in a practical case study dedicated to a major issue in the sector: soil rehydration and its structural consequences.

During this 30-minute presentation, Feelbat will illustrate a concrete customer case to show how the combination of sensors — measuring soil moisture variation, piezometric levels, crack evolution and tilt movements — makes it possible to understand, anticipate and document soil and structure movements.

Through concrete examples, Feelbat will demonstrate how its instrumentation devices allow:

to correlate geotechnical data and structural disorders;
to generate summary reports for project owners and design offices;
to be more precise and gain in productivity by avoiding human intervention thanks to remote data collection.

Field expertise, serving public and private stakeholders

Feelbat now equips design offices, local authorities, construction companies, and insurers throughout the country. Its 100% French technology enables the deployment of reliable, autonomous, and communicating sensors in all soil monitoring contexts, whether related to drought, infiltration, landslides, or settlement.