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Compro Luwes 2026

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Synoch - WATER LEVEL MONITORING

BeanAir - STRUCTURAL HEALTH MONITORING

BeanAir - STRUCTURAL HEALTH MONITORING

BeanAir - STRUCTURAL HEALTH MONITORING

GNSS PRECISE POSITIONING

AWLR Luwes

AWLR Luwes

ARR Luwes Lambrecht V1

ARR Luwes

CP0 - Tank Monitoring

PT Luwes Inovasi Mandiri received the Most Visited Participants Booth Award at UI Innovation Festival 2026, reflecting strong public enthusiasm for its technology and innovation solutions.

Real-time monitoring helps infrastructure operators detect changing conditions earlier, reduce dependence on manual inspections, and strengthen preparedness for risks that could affect safety and operations.

Irrigation management can no longer rely solely on water-level readings and separate manual gate operations. Integrating AWLR sensors, actuators, telemetry, and control systems creates a more responsive, measurable, and data-driven approach to water distribution.

Real-time tide station monitoring provides accurate, continuous sea-level data to support safer port operations, coastal management, and better-informed maritime decisions.

Vibration in a bridge does not necessarily indicate structural damage. However, when vibration patterns change, the structure responds differently, or objective data is needed to support an engineering assessment, a Portable Structural Health Monitoring System (SHMS) can help engineers “listen” to how a bridge responds to loads.

Structural Health Monitoring System (SHMS) helps infrastructure owners understand how structures behave over time by continuously measuring parameters such as vibration, strain, inclination, displacement, water pressure, and water level. Applied to bridges, buildings, elevated and tunnel MRT structures, dams, and other critical infrastructure, SHMS supports more focused inspection and maintenance by identifying changes from established structural behavior. The system complements—not replaces—engineering assessment and field inspection.

Regular calibration and maintenance of weather and water-level sensors help ensure monitoring data remains accurate, reliable, and suitable for operational decision-making.

Choosing the right AWLR sensor depends on site conditions, with radar suited to dynamic open-water environments, pressure sensors ideal for wells and groundwater, and ultrasonic sensors effective for stable non-contact measurements.

PT Luwes Inovasi Mandiri is participating in UI Innovation Festival 2026 as part of its effort to introduce technology-driven innovation to the public and open new opportunities for collaboration. Through this event, Luwes is presenting solutions developed to address environmental monitoring and area management needs, while reinforcing the company’s commitment to delivering practical, relevant, and data-driven innovation.

Sensor- and telemetry-based industrial water quality monitoring helps consolidate data from multiple monitoring points to support more measurable and documented mining and plant operations.

A Landslide Monitoring System integrates geotechnical sensors, telemetry, dashboards, and Early Warning Systems to support measurable and documented slope monitoring.

A Structural Health Monitoring System integrates sensors, dataloggers, telemetry, baseline data, and dashboards to help engineers monitor changes in tunnel structural conditions over time.

Dam monitoring requires a broader perspective than water-level measurement alone. Weather conditions, rainfall, water quality, structural behavior, and equipment status are interconnected elements that need to be understood together. By integrating AWS and Spire weather data, ARR, AWLR, AWQ, SHMS, EWS, SCADA, and control room systems, field data can be brought together into a more comprehensive monitoring environment. This helps operators understand the relationship between weather, rainfall, water-level changes, water quality, and structural conditions while also receiving warnings when predefined thresholds are reached. PT Luwes Inovasi Mandiri provides customizable dam monitoring solutions, from field instruments and telemetry to fully integrated monitoring systems.

An AWLR and telemetry-based coastal monitoring system continuously records water level changes and integrates the data into a monitoring dashboard to support coastal and marine infrastructure monitoring.

An Automatic Weather Station monitors actual weather conditions at dams and water resources infrastructure through sensors, telemetry, and dashboards that can be integrated with ARR, AWLR, and other monitoring systems.

A real-time flood monitoring system integrates water level sensors, telemetry, dashboards, rainfall data, CCTV, and Early Warning Systems to help operators monitor changing conditions and respond more quickly.

The Automatic Rainfall Recorder (ARR) with a tipping bucket mechanism automatically records rainfall and converts it into digital data that can be monitored through an online dashboard. It allows users to observe rainfall amount, intensity, timing, and historical patterns without relying on manual field recording. The standard ARR configuration includes a measurement range of up to 0–200 mm/h, approximately ±0.2 mm accuracy, 0.1 mm resolution, local data storage, GSM/4G LTE or LoRaWAN communication, and an independent solar-powered system. These specifications can be customized to suit project requirements and site conditions. PT Luwes Inovasi Mandiri also supports ARR calibration through BMKG, helping ensure that the system not only provides real-time rainfall data but also maintains reliable measurement performance over time.

PHANTOM® Vibration Monitoring provides a wireless condition monitoring solution that connects vibration sensors, BLE 5.0, gateways, databases/cloud systems, and analytics to help industries monitor and understand rotating equipment conditions in a more practical and data-driven way.

Borewells can provide an important source of irrigation water for productive agricultural areas that are not adequately served by rivers or surface irrigation networks. However, constructing a borewell alone is not enough. Groundwater levels should also be monitored to understand how the well responds to pumping and how quickly the water level recovers. A pressure-based Automatic Water Level Recorder (AWLR) using a submersible pressure sensor can continuously record groundwater level changes and transmit the data to a monitoring dashboard. By combining borewell infrastructure with continuous monitoring, operators can build historical records, evaluate pumping conditions, and support more measurable and data-driven management of Groundwater Irrigation Networks (JIAT).

PT Luwes Inovasi Mandiri has implemented 612 Automatic Water Level Recorder (AWLR) units across irrigation networks from Ciamis to Cilacap to support digital and real-time monitoring of water levels. This large-scale deployment covered device and sensor installation, data logger configuration, telemetry, server integration, monitoring platform setup, testing, and commissioning. The project involved not only technical challenges but also diverse field conditions, difficult site access, and the need to maintain consistent installation standards across hundreds of monitoring points. Through an integrated monitoring system, water-level data from multiple locations can be transmitted to a central server and accessed through a monitoring platform. This information provides supporting data for water resource managers to monitor irrigation conditions and support more effective water distribution management. The implementation of **612 AWLR units** represents Luwes’ experience in delivering large-scale water resource monitoring systems, integrating field engineering, instrumentation, telemetry, and digital monitoring into a single monitoring ecosystem.

Irrigation digitalization integrates AWLR, telemetry, monitoring dashboards, and actuators to transform real-time water level data into information that supports operational decisions and water gate control.

Water level monitoring at Cengkareng Drain, Dadap, and the Airport Outlet demonstrates that more responsive river management begins with accurate field data, proper installation, and real-time dashboard integration; through this system, water-level changes can be continuously monitored, directly verified in the field, and used as a basis for faster, more measurable evaluation to support more reliable management across the Ciliwung–Cisadane region.

AWLR and AWQ monitoring at Rawa Pening demonstrates that accurate, continuous, and integrated water-level and water-quality data are essential foundations for more responsive, measurable, and sustainable water resource management.

With 1,300+ AWLR units installed across diverse monitoring environments, PT Luwes Inovasi Mandiri demonstrates extensive field experience in delivering reliable, real-time water-level monitoring solutions for marine, river, irrigation, groundwater, and peatland applications.

Vibration monitoring enables industries to detect early signs of mechanical deterioration, reduce unplanned downtime, and make more informed maintenance decisions through continuous or periodic machine condition data.

Portable or permanent? Discover the differences between water level sensors and when to use each for monitoring rivers, irrigation systems, and groundwater.

AWLR helps monitor groundwater levels and raw water sources automatically and in real time. The system integrates sensors, data loggers, telemetry, data storage, and dashboards to support monitoring and decision-making. Luwes Inovasi Mandiri provides an integrated AWLR solution that has been deployed in Indonesia and several other countries.

The multi-layered AI approach combines satellite imagery, weather information, drones, sensors, and field observations to produce practical and verifiable agricultural recommendations.

Weather data becomes more valuable when it helps answer operational questions. Discover how Luwes Inovasi Mandiri transforms current weather, high-resolution forecasts, and soil moisture information into actionable weather intelligence.

GoAgri is a precision farming intelligence platform developed by PT Luwes Inovasi Mandiri to help agricultural operations make better decisions by combining weather information, field conditions, activity planning, and operational monitoring in one integrated system.

PT Luwes Inovasi Mandiri integrates Spire's weather intelligence with local technology and operational solutions to help organizations across Indonesia make faster, more informed, and data-driven decisions.

Shallow Water Mapper (SWM) is a solution from PT Luwes Inovasi Mandiri for mapping shallow-water bathymetry using multispectral satellite imagery and machine learning. SWM supports area selection, image correction, depth prediction, accuracy assessment using field data, and map export. SWM helps accelerate preliminary surveys, prioritize field measurements, and support coastal planning and management.