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Dynamic Infrastructure Is Granted 'Seal of Approval' by Munich Re Backing Its Digital Analysis Solution with a 99% Detection Guarantee
Dynamic Infrastructure, a global firm providing AI-driven risk mitigation analysis for civil infrastructure assets, has announced that its solution now includes a guarantee for clients, backed by Munich Re. The coverage provides assurance that 99% of any critical faults will be detected and reported in time to prevent structural failure. This is the first time such a guarantee has been offered in the industry. Munich Re has conducted due diligence on Dynamic Infrastructures AI algorithm and has given it its backing.
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Dynamic Infrastructure רוצה לעזור לאמריקה לשקם את גשריה הרעועים - Techtime - חדשות אלקטרוניקה והייטק
Israeli company Dynamic Infrastructure has developed an AI-based cloud platform that provides insights into the maintenance status of bridges and infrastructure based on images. The company is currently operating in the US, specifically in Maryland, in partnership with the Maryland Department of Transportation (MDoT). The companys technology allows for preventative maintenance and early detection of defects. The company, which was established in 2017 and is managed from Tel Aviv, New York, and Berlin, is already involved in projects with governmental and private infrastructure companies in the US, Australia, Germany, Switzerland, Greece, and Israel.
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Dynamic Infrastructure to Release New Asset Digitization Tool for Districts and Counties
Dynamic Infrastructure is releasing a new web-based tool for the maintenance needs of districts and counties. The tool allows for effective asset analysis and digitization, helping managers and engineers improve maintenance within budget constraints. With the upgraded SaaS tool and innovative AI, Dynamic Infrastructure can process large amounts of information and digitize all asset photos. The company provides a data-driven digital twin for each asset, allowing for easy browsing, defect tracking, and analysis. Dynamic Infrastructure has successfully implemented the tool for the Maryland Department of Transportation and Horsham County. The release of the new tool is expected to have a positive impact on the companys growth.
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Dynamic Infrastructure to Reveal Major Technological Breakthrough of Drone (UAS) Photos Analysis Captured While Inspecting Bridges
Dynamic Infrastructure has developed an image processing and AI platform that automates the analysis of drone photos collected during bridge inspections. The platform aims to provide inspection engineers with quick and accurate analysis of captured visuals for approval and maintenance recommendations. The use of drones for infrastructure inspection is increasing, but the large amount of data collected poses a challenge in identifying relevant defects. Dynamic Infrastructures technology aims to solve this problem by separating the relevant defects from the vast amount of data. The company is a market leader in multiple-source visual analysis in the civil-infrastructure world. The article does not mention any specific partners, customers, or financial details.
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Dynamic Infrastructure Brings AI-Driven Bridge Maintenance To Australia - e3zine - Independent SAP Community Webzine
Dynamic Infrastructure has partnered with IF3 to provide a multi-year license to Horsham Rural City Council in Victoria, Australia for the use of its AI-driven predictive technology on bridges and infrastructure assets. This marks Dynamic Infrastructures first contract in Australia and they estimate that the country will become a major market for their SaaS product. The contract with Horsham Rural City Council involves all major infrastructure assets in the region and is seen as a proving ground for Dynamic Infrastructures solution to reduce maintenance costs. The partnership with IF3 Pty Ltd helped Dynamic Infrastructure secure the contract.
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Israel's Dynamic Infrastructure heads down under to deploy AI bridge maintenance
Dynamic Infrastructure, an Israel and US-based company, has partnered with IF3 Pty to deploy its AI-driven predictive technology for bridges and tunnels in Victorias Horsham Rural City Council in Australia. This marks the first deployment of the technology in Australia. Dynamic Infrastructures solution relies on data and information provided by maintenance companies to identify areas that may need repair, helping save costs and prevent infrastructure collapse. The companys solution is currently being implemented in various countries. The partnership with IF3 Pty in Australia is expected to contribute to the companys growth.
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Long Island looks to Israeli bridge "doctor" to provide AI-powered structural checkups
Israeli startup Dynamic Infrastructure has partnered with New Yorks Suffolk County to pilot its AI-based bridge and tunnel maintenance solution. The companys technology uses deep learning to analyze inspection reports and visuals, identifying maintenance risks and defects in real-time. The pilot has been expanded to over 70 bridges in eastern Long Island, with the aim of reducing maintenance costs and improving infrastructure coordination. The US infrastructure has been given a D+ grade, with over 56,000 bridges classified as structurally deficient. Dynamic Infrastructure plans to cover the entire inventory by Q2 2021.
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Dynamic Infrastructure to Be Recognized Among the Top 100 Disruptive Technologies by South Summit 2020
Dynamic Infrastructure has been chosen by South Summit as one of the companies driving global change. The companys AI-powered technology is helping to maintain aging infrastructure and support decision-making processes related to bridge and tunnel operations. Dynamic Infrastructure has analyzed over 800 bridges and tunnels, leveraging the knowledge of thousands of engineers. The recognition from South Summit highlights the companys contribution to the transportation infrastructure crisis. South Summit 2020 is an innovation platform that connects disruptive startups with investors and corporations. The virtual conference will be held on October 6-8, 2020 in Madrid, Spain.
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Dynamic Infrastructure Announces New Version of its Detection and Analysis Engine Revealing Valuable Information from Past Bridge-Inspection Reports
Dynamic Infrastructures new detection and analysis engine has contributed to the companys growth by efficiently analyzing hundreds of bridges across Europe and the US. The engine uses AI to evaluate inspection reports and detect deteriorating bridge elements and developing defects. The company supports PPP and DOT operation and maintenance managers in making data-driven decisions. Dynamic Infrastructure is headquartered in New York, NY, with offices in Germany and Israel.
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Dynamic Infrastructure partners with InVision to improve maintenance of bridges and tunnels in Greece New-TechEurope
Dynamic Infrastructure is expanding in Greece through a cooperation agreement with InVision Consulting. InVision will offer Dynamic Infrastructures AI-based predictive maintenance solution to tollway operators in Greece. The deep learning system creates medical files for bridges, tunnels, and highways, allowing for the detection of maintenance and operation issues. The cooperation follows a successful pilot and will enable InVision to expand its offerings to Greek customers. InVision currently supplies software solutions to Greeces leading tollway operators. The partnership aims to reduce maintenance costs and provide an advantage in maintaining transportation infrastructure.
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Israeli solution prevents bridge and tunnel disasters
Israeli startup Dynamic Infrastructure has developed a cloud-based, 3D medical report for bridges, tunnels and elevated highways. The companys deep-learning image analysis compares daily images of the structure with older images from past inspections, alerting to potentially dangerous changes. The technology is being used by departments of transportation, public-private partnerships and private companies in the US, Germany, Switzerland, Greece and Israel. The company was founded in 2018 and has 12 full-time employees.
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