How to Keep Buildings Dry and Safe with SENSOR DOGBONE Subsidized by a Finnish government program to spearhead digitization, the Helsinki Metropolia University of Applied Sciences has sponsored several projects related to healthy buildings. “Water damage is an unimaginably big problem at the level of the national economy here in Finland and elsewhere. It creates health problems that are really expensive to deal with”, explains Jarmo Tuppurainen, Technology Manager at Metropolia University. “Until now, it has been very difficult and costly to locate the sources of any problems. You have to drill holes into structures or use unreliable surface metering. ” Until now means until the first scalable, passive RAIN RFID (UHF) moisture-sensing inlay entered the market – SMARTRAC’s SENSOR DOGBONE. M

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