Analyzing bridges, roads, buildings and other critical infrastructure for defects and wear is important for public safety purposes. Computer vision and AI help in better analysis of infrastructures by automating the inspection, reducing human error and enabling proactive maintenance and risk mitigation
Traditional infrastructure assessments demand extensive time, labor and resources.
Our AI solution automatically analyzes structural conditions with accuracy and reduces time and costs involved.
Human inspections may miss out on detecting early-stage cracks, corrosion and other critical flaws.
AI systems can help detect even the slightest of structural anomalies and allow timely intervention before major failure.
Inspecting infrastructures like bridges, high-rise buildings or tunnels can be hazardous.
AI systems enable remote inspections of infrastructure, reducing risk for human inspectors.
Infrastructure can deteriorate between scheduled inspections and lead to unexpected failures.
AI enables ongoing monitoring and predictive analytics to prevent structural failures before they happen.
Infrastructure inspection helps industries and organizations responsible for maintaining safe and efficient infrastructure.
We gather structural data from drones, cameras and IoT sensors.
Train the AI model to detect cracks, corrosion and other integrity risks.
Enable continuous assessment and get instant alerts of potential hazards.
Get detailed reports and insights for timely repairs and maintenance planning.
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