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February 17th, 2026
Making structural health monitoring scalable: IDS GeoRadar launches MyMO – a portable device for fast, non-contact monitoring

  • MyMo is a fast, non-contact structural monitoring solution that helps engineers evaluate more assets, more often.
  • Designed to complement traditional inspections and fixed monitoring systems, MyMo supports screening and prioritisation by revealing where deeper investigation or intervention is needed.
  • Easy to transport and deploy by one person in minutes, MyMo makes structural monitoring scalable.

(Pisa, Italy, 17 February 2026) – IDS GeoRadar, part of Hexagon, today announced the launch of MyMo, a portable solution for fast, non-contact structural health monitoring. MyMo enables engineers and infrastructure owners to scale monitoring.

Much of the world’s infrastructure was built decades ago and not designed for today’s usage patterns. While long-term monitoring remains critical for high-risk assets, practical constraints result in selective rather than widespread adoption. By enabling fast and frequent assessments across a large number of structures, MyMo helps engineers generate insights that help inform where deeper investigation, long-term monitoring, or immediate intervention may be required – and where structures are behaving as expected.

A compact approach to structural monitoring
MyMo is the first device on the market that combines photogrammetry and interferometric radar technology in one compact system. It provides a straightforward visualisation of displacements and measures how structures move and vibrate under real load conditions.

Photogrammetry creates a detailed three-dimensional model of the structure, enabling precise identification of the monitoring points measured remotely through radar interferometry. This technology captures structural vibrations and natural frequencies, delivering actionable insights into structural health well before any visible signs of damage emerge.

Deployed on a tripod and operated via a tablet, a single engineer can set up MyMo in minutes without accessing the structure. This reduces logistical barriers to monitoring and minimises disruption to traffic or operations. Results are available immediately via a dedicated web app with real-time insights and visualisations.

“With MyMo, we are addressing a critical gap in how infrastructure is monitored today. Infrastructure owners need practical ways to understand how structures are behaving,” says Niccolò Coli, President, Radar & Monitoring Division, at Hexagon. “Long-term monitoring isn’t feasible everywhere. Meanwhile, traditional inspections are time-consuming, and experienced inspectors are increasingly scarce. MyMo provides rapid, objective insight into how structures are behaving, enabling engineers to timely define which structures warrant further attention.”

With MyMo, IDS GeoRadar builds on its decades of expertise in radar-based technologies to address structural health monitoring. This innovation complements Hexagon’s broader monitoring portfolio including Leica Geosystems solutions. In addition to bridge assessment, the new technology is ready to be deployed across a wide range of civil, industrial, and slope-monitoring applications.

Visit the MyMo product page: https://idsgeoradar.com/products/interferometric-radar/mymo

For more information, contact:
Francesca Guerra Global Marketing Manager, Radar & Monitoring Division
Hexagon Phone: +39 050 098 9338
Email: [email protected]

About IDS GeoRadar
IDS GeoRadar, part of Hexagon, provides products and solutions based on radar technology, for mining, civil engineering and monitoring applications. The company is a leading provider of Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) and Interferometric Radar solutions worldwide. IDS GeoRadar is committed to delivering best-in-class performance solutions and to the pursuit of product excellence, through the creation of application-specific, innovative and cost-efficient systems for a wide range of applications including mining, utility detection and mapping, civil engineering, geology, archaeology and public safety.

Hexagon (Nasdaq Stockholm: HEXA B) has approximately 24,800 employees in 50 countries and net sales of approximately 5.4bn EUR. Learn more at hexagon.com.