Smart Control & Data Management for DFOS

It serves as a control unit and processing system for managing distributed fiber optic sensors. It enables automated measurement, data handling, and switching across multiple devices and sensing points.

The system processes both Brillouin and Rayleigh-based signals for strain and temperature monitoring. It can also import third-party sensor data via CSV files for unified analysis.

The integrated optical switch allows users to connect several fiber lines to one Neubrescope and automatically switch between them. This is ideal for large-scale, multi-zone monitoring.

Think of the Neubregate NBX Prime as the “brain” behind a smart fiber-optic sensing system. Instead of manually checking each cable or sensor, NBX Prime automatically manages everything from one place. It connects to multiple sensing devices (called NEUBRESCOPEs) and dozens of fiber optic cables, decides when and where to take measurements, and organizes all that data for easy interpretation.

It can switch between different cables and measurement points on its own — like a conductor managing a complex orchestra. It also stores the data, sends alerts if something unusual happens (like a temperature spike or vibration), and gives engineers real-time dashboards to monitor what’s going on. Most importantly, it runs continuously and autonomously, so no one needs to watch it all the time. In short: it’s a smart control unit that automates and simplifies fiber sensing operations across infrastructure, energy, or industrial systems.