At Rover Grupo Sweden, the decision to implement a sensor-based solution for concrete monitoring has enabled significant improvements in their tunnel construction projects. By choosing an automated system like Maturix over traditional data loggers, Rover has been able to streamline documentation processes and gain better control over the concrete curing phases.

Tunnel construction presents unique challenges, with limited access, thick sections, and strict requirements for both timing and safety. Through remote, real-time data access, Rover’s project team can now monitor temperature and strength development directly from their offices, even when castings are taking place far underground. This immediate insight helps the team make faster, data-driven decisions about critical tasks, such as formwork removal, without relying on manual checks.

The system has been particularly valuable during the cold winter months in Stockholm. Continuous monitoring ensured that concrete was properly protected, allowing the team to react early with post-heating or cooling interventions as needed. During the casting of thick tunnel vaults, real-time data from Maturix was used to regulate cooling water and maintain proper curing conditions.

Today, Maturix is fully integrated into Rover’s workflow, supporting projects like the Barkarbystaden Station, part of the ongoing expansion of Stockholm’s metro system. The system’s easy setup and remote access capabilities have helped Rover maintain full control, even across large and complex construction sites.