The invention relates to a quasi-real-time cable-free network seismograph system based on an ultra wide band wireless module. The system is provided with a display and control central station and multiple groups of acquisition nodes. The display and control central station is provided with a host computer, an ultra wide band wireless module A, an epicenter trigger, an intelligent battery, and a voltage stabilization module A. Each group of acquisition node is provided with a single-chip microcomputer module, an ultra wide band wireless module B, a signal conditioning and data acquisition module, an intelligent battery, and a voltage stabilization module B. All the acquisition nodes are arranged into 14 groups, each group assigns an aggregation node, other acquisition nodes in the group send data to the aggregation node in order, and all the aggregation nodes then send the data to the display and control central station. After being started up, the system can self-organize wireless Internet of Things, and the ultra wide band wireless modules A, B work at 3.1-10.6GHz. The system is small in size, light in weight, low in cost, low in battery power consumption and high in interference resistance. Relative positions of the nodes can be resolved automatically, an error range of the positioning precision is from -1.0cm to 1.0cm, and the synchronization precision is 1[mu]s. The system is suitable for being popularized and applied in the field of geological exploration.