Materials Mechanics
Monocular 3D Video Extensometer
Based on the oblique-axis DIC vision measurement principle, the Online Visual Tracking System integrates high-resolution imaging and intelligent target recognition to enable 24/7 continuous, non-contact structural monitoring. Through image acquisition, computational analysis, and cloud-based processing, the system provides real-time visualization, quantitative assessment, and intelligent alerts for structural deformation,delivering reliable data support for bridges, tunnels, dams, slopes, and other engineering applications.


·No complex cabling required, with support for solar power and wireless data transmission

·Automatic measurement after initialization, with real-time data upload to the cloud platform, multi-device access, and customizable alerts.

·Designed to withstand environmental interference from weather, temperature variations, lighting changes, occlusion and vibration, ensuring reliable monitoring under complex conditions.

·High-precision multi-point 2D displacement measurement, with support for multiple types of data analysis and video review.
Haytham’s solution uses the Online Visual Tracking System, passive targets, data transmission, and a cloud platform for continuous monitoring of existing buildings and surrounding structures.
Haytham’s bridge monitoring solution uses the Online Visual Tracking System, passive targets, data transmission, and a cloud platform to monitor bridges from construction and load testing to long-term operation.
Haytham’s dam monitoring solution uses the Online Visual Tracking System, passive targets, power supply, data transmission, and a cloud platform for continuous deformation monitoring of dams and hydraulic structures.
Haytham’s solution combines the Online Visual Tracking System, passive targets, data transmission, and a cloud monitoring platform for continuous deformation monitoring of deep excavations and adjacent structures.
Based on multi-source sensor fusion and intelligent analysis, Haytham's slope safety monitoring system delivers real-time awareness and dynamic early warning of slope deformation, stress, groundwater and environmental changes — providing reliable data support for geological hazard prevention, engineering construction and operational safety.
Haytham’s solution uses the Online Visual Tracking System, passive targets, data transmission, and a cloud platform for continuous deformation monitoring of tailings dams and surrounding areas.
Haytham’s tunnel monitoring solution uses the Online Visual Tracking System, passive targets, active illumination, data transmission, and a cloud platform for continuous monitoring during construction, operation, and nearby construction activities.
Overpasses play a vital role in regional traffic, so their structural safety attracts wide attention. To ensure the stability of the bridge, an online vision tracker was used for safety monitoring, tracking pier settlement in real time with a monitoring frequency down to one second. The system delivers continuous automated data that supports timely maintenance decisions.
In a tunnel safety monitoring project, an online vision tracker based on oblique optical axis DIC technology was adopted for long-term displacement and deformation monitoring of the tunnel structure. Using multiple measurement heads, the system monitors key structural points of the tunnel around the clock, 24 hours a day, providing continuous and reliable safety data.
Deformation monitoring of tunnel structures is an important means of ensuring tunnel safety. With high-precision monitoring technology, engineers can track the displacement, settlement, and deformation of the tunnel in real time to prevent potential hazards. The system typically adopts non-contact sensing technology, keeping the structure untouched while delivering continuous, reliable data.
In recent years, as the nation attaches great importance to urban safety resilience, policies such as the 14th Five-Year Plan for Urban Safety Development and the Guidelines for the Construction of Safety Operation Monitoring Systems for Urban Lifeline Projects have been introduced, and safety risk surveys of urban infrastructure are advancing across cities, raising demand for reliable long-term monitoring.
The Haytham vision tracker solves the pain point that traditional sensing methods hardly suit ancient buildings. With non-contact, long-distance, attachment-free deployment, no sensors or cables need to be installed on the historic structure, which effectively reduces construction risk and avoids damage to the heritage while still delivering reliable structural data.