AEM Expanded Elements Platform With Two New Apps
The company added Elements Weather and Elements Protect to its existing resilience application suite.
Updated on Oct. 5, 2026 in Weather Disaster — General
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AEM has expanded its Elements platform to include two new applications, Elements Weather and Elements Protect. These tools offer enhanced environmental monitoring and real-time safety alerts for organizations globally.
Why it matters
The expansion provides organizations with a connected suite for environmental intelligence, aiming to reduce operational risk and strengthen preparedness against severe weather threats.
The suite now includes Elements 360, Elements Weather, and Elements Protect, all powered by the AEM Elements Resiliency Platform. Meteorological consultation services are available on a 24/7/365 basis.
The players
AEM
AEM is a technology company that provides environmental intelligence solutions and resilience platforms for organizations.
The details
The platform integrates proprietary sensor networks, global environmental data, and AI-driven intelligence to support infrastructure and environmental risk management. Organizations can adopt these applications independently or as a integrated suite based on their specific needs.
Timeline
October 5, 2026: AEM announced the expansion of the Elements platform in Amsterdam.
Seasonal Patterns
The company plans to showcase the updated platform at the Meteorological Technology World Expo 2026, marking a step in its growth within the environmental technology sector.
Organizations can request professional consultations to determine whether to integrate the full suite or individual applications into their current risk management systems. The new tools offer immediate capabilities for tracking lightning, heat stress, and other severe environmental hazards.
The takeaway
Integrating multi-hazard monitoring into a single digital ecosystem allows organizations to move from reactive safety measures to proactive risk mitigation. Businesses should evaluate their current environmental data gaps to see if these new tools can enhance their site-specific safety protocols.
What happens next
AEM will showcase the expanded Elements platform at the Meteorological Technology World Expo 2026.
Further reading
Learn more about advancements in risk management on our Weather Disaster — General page.
More information
For more information on the new tools, visit the AEM platform information and consultation request.
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