Mupas Micro
The Mupas Micro is our first and most successful environment monitoring model. The Mupas Micro was used exclusively in our Mupas Phase 1 Study, and over four terabytes of data were collected from our participants. The Mupas Micro was also part of the Blind Frog Ranch study. Although this model can be placed on the desktop, it can also be lowered into areas to record anomalous signals in hard-to-reach places, like sinkholes and caverns.
The Mupas Micro is our first and most successful environment monitoring model. The Mupas Micro was used exclusively in our Mupas Phase 1 Study, and over four terabytes of data were collected from our participants. The Mupas Micro was also part of the Blind Frog Ranch study. Although this model can be placed on the desktop, it can also be lowered into areas to record anomalous signals in hard-to-reach places, like sinkholes and caverns.
The Mupas Micro is our first and most successful environment monitoring model. The Mupas Micro was used exclusively in our Mupas Phase 1 Study, and over four terabytes of data were collected from our participants. The Mupas Micro was also part of the Blind Frog Ranch study. Although this model can be placed on the desktop, it can also be lowered into areas to record anomalous signals in hard-to-reach places, like sinkholes and caverns.
The base Mupas Micro device includes a rich set of sensors to scan your environment:
Microwave signals ranging from 700 MHz to 6 GHz
Gamma ray signals ranging from 0.05uSv/h to 10mSv/h at 0.01cpm to 300Kcpm
3-Axis MEMS Accelerometer +/-2g
3-Axis MEMS Magnetometer XYZ +/-1200 µT
3-Axis Gyroscope +/-250◦/S
Gravity vector sensor
Acoustic energy sensor 60dB gain
Humidity sensor +/- 3% accuracy
Barometric pressure sensor +/- 1 hPa accuracy
Temperature sensor +/- 1◦C accuracy
MOX sensor for hydrocarbon gas detection
GPS sensor -165 dBm sensitivity
Each Mupas Mini comes with a six-month subscription to our Mupas Online Portal, where you can access your historical readings, get alerts, and communicate with other members of the Mupas study.