MTI has launched “WERIMO,” a corporate weather alert service that simultaneously notifies the control room and course when thunderstorms approach. Its features include consolidating rain, lightning and heatstroke information on a single map and providing PC and smartphone access as standard.
MTI has launched “WERIMO,” a corporate weather alert service that simultaneously notifies the control room and course of approaching thunderstorms. The service is designed to provide simultaneous updates on thunderstorm forecasts, with the aim of helping companies streamline on-site operations.
The service consolidates three types of weather information, rain, lightning and heatstroke, on a single map, and provides PC and smartphone access as a standard package. This creates an environment in which site managers and workers can refer to the same information.
The company plans to expand the service to construction and civil engineering sites, schools and other locations, and further development is expected. The Digital Construction editorial team suggests that the service could contribute to on-site safety management and reduce operational workloads.
This news was reported by digital-construction.jp, which covers the digital construction sector, and reports on the launch of MTI’s new corporate weather alert service.