Abstract:To address the challenges of poor adaptability and high costs associated with conventional landslide monitoring in mountainous regions, this study designs an embedded early warning system based on the Internet of Things. The system employs an STM32 microcontroller as the core processor and integrates multiple heterogeneous sensors, including those for rainfall, soil moisture, water level, vibration, and tilt angle, thereby establishing a data acquisition layer for slope monitoring. Narrowband Internet of Things technology is utilized to construct a low power remote transmission channel, enabling real time data reporting to the ONENET cloud platform. A data fusion algorithm based on threshold grading and weighted averaging is introduced, which separately weights hydrological factors, namely rainfall, soil moisture, and water level, and dynamic factors, namely vibration and tilt angle. Combined with a four level risk assessment model, the system achieves dynamic and graded early warning of landslide risks. Experimental results demonstrate that sensor measurement errors remain within 7 percent, and the average data transmission delay is 2.68 seconds, satisfying real time monitoring requirements. The fusion algorithm accurately triggers graded alarms under critical scenarios such as heavy rainfall and abrupt tilt changes, effectively reducing the false alarm rate. The proposed system is characterized by low cost, low power consumption, and high reliability, offering an effective solution for landslide prevention and control.