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Product overview

ExpTech designs the ES series seismometers, and provides the apps and tools for setting up a station, updating firmware, and reading data. This section covers what each product is for, its specifications, and the steps to use it. It is written for people who already have a seismometer, or who want to understand one. After an ES series seismometer is networked, it becomes a station on TREM-net (the TREM seismic network), which ExpTech built.

ES-Net

Current model

The base model in the ES series. It has no screen. It is a three-axis MEMS accelerometer seismometer. Connect USB Type-C power and join Wi-Fi, and it measures and sends data in real time.

Specifications

ES-Pro

Current model

Measurement matches ES-Net. It also has an OLED screen and a buzzer, so you can see this unit’s seismic intensity, acceleration, and waveform on the device.

Specifications and the screen

QuakeWatch-Pro

Open source · Python

Companion software for a computer. Connect the seismometer over USB Type-C to show the three-axis waveform, spectrum, acceleration, and instrumental seismic intensity in real time.

Install and use

Firmware updates and recovery

ExpTech Home · USB tool

For a normal update, use the ExpTech Home app over Bluetooth. If the seismometer will not boot, or you need to flash it again, use the USB recovery tool.

Update and recovery steps

ExpTech Studio (探索科技) is a team of people with different specialties. It focuses on real-time earthquake monitoring in Taiwan. It relays the CWA Earthquake Early Warning (CWA EEW) from the Central Weather Administration (CWA), and uses seismic data and visualization to provide data services. For the data interfaces developers can use, see the API documentation.