ReShore Technologies Co., Ltd. was established in June 2000. Since then, alongside running construction projects, the company has invested in research and development primarily for the prevention and control of landslides, protection of bridge piers, and recovery of eroded coasts. It has developed a completely new flexible technical method through model tests in collaboration with NCKU laboratory tests and field experiments. We call the product Derosion Lattice. Our technology effectively combats beach erosion by reducing wave energy while capturing sand suspended in nearshore waters. Made with eco-friendly and highly durable material, the Derosion Lattice is designed to be submerged in shallow seawater.

Unlike sand nourishment, our method does not need to be repeated every few years; the accumulated sand does not erode away again and will not bury creatures or coral reefs alive.

Our method reduces wave energy through friction and vibration, enabling sediments to accrete evenly and steadily on the beach. Unlike breakwaters, which change the direction of the waves, our method does NOT create a groyne effect and cause erosion further down the coastline.

From 2008 to the present, we have successfully implemented projects with the Derosion Lattice at:

1.North Shuang-chun coast of Tainan, Taiwan;

2.Protecting cliff coasts with beaches on the coasts of Beishan Cliff of Kinmen Island, Taiwan;

3.Preventing the end effect at Songkhla, Thailand;

4.Preventing the end effect at Shinhanakhon, Thailand.

All details are available on our website, www.reshore.tech

Our product, we call Derosion Lattice, is a Flexible Wave(energy) Dissipation Network.

Unlike sand nourishment, our method does not need to be repeated every couple of years; the accumulated sand does not get eroded away again, and it will not bury creatures or coral reefs alive.

Our method reduces wave energy through friction and vibration, enabling sediments to accrete evenly and steadily on the beach. Unlike breakwaters, which change the direction of the waves, our method will NOT create a groyne effect and cause erosion further down the coastline.