Senceive
Senceive is a British supplier of wireless remote condition monitoring systems, headquartered in Milton Keynes and supplying sensor technology for structural and geotechnical assets in rail, civil engineering and mining.
Senceive Ltd was founded in 2005, originating in research at University College London (UCL). Headquarters are in Milton Keynes, England.
Senceive was acquired in May 2021 by the Canadian industrial group Eddyfi/NDT, renamed Previan in 2022. After Previan split its two business units into standalone companies in 2025, Senceive sits under Eddyfi Technologies, which presents it as its remote monitoring line.
Aggregator data indicates a workforce of roughly 70–80 employees as of 2026.
Core products
Senceive’s platform is FlatMesh, a wireless mesh-networked sensor system for long-term monitoring of structural and geotechnical conditions. Nodes include tilt sensors, optical displacement sensors, crack sensors and interfaces for vibrating wire instruments, supported by communication gateways and cameras.
The InfraGuard earthworks monitoring solution was developed together with Network Rail engineers. It links ground movement sensors to cameras so that alerts can be verified remotely before trains are stopped.
Market position
The company states its technology is used in 35 countries. Rail applications include monitoring of earthworks, structures and track during adjacent construction work.
Network Rail deployed its first InfraGuard system in 2019; by 2026, more than 60 km of at-risk cutting and embankment slopes were monitored, according to the company. In 2023 Senceive partnered with the Black Country Innovative Manufacturing Organisation (BCIMO), then operator of the Very Light Rail National Innovation Centre in Dudley, to test its sensor technology.
Recent activity
In September 2024 Senceive launched a wireless rockfall monitoring solution. This followed the 2023 launch of a Digital Interface Node extending FlatMesh connectivity to third-party instruments.
