
Continuous eyes on the site, physics on the structure, judgement in the office.
Computer vision for progress and safety, structural models to interpret sensor data, and specification reviews to catch ambiguity before it becomes a change order.
- 01Measured on site
- Cameras measure progress and safety on site every week.
- 02Continuous monitoring
- Structural models to interpret strain readings on the bridge, so inspection follows the condition of the structure.
- 03Specification checks
- Procurement and coordination workflows to find contradictions in a four-hundred-page specification before work reaches site.
01Pain points
What we help solve
- 01
Rework from late validation
Design and coordination issues found on site, after the design is fixed.
- 02
Safety by vigilance
PPE non-compliance and unauthorised zone entry seen only when someone happens to look.
- 03
Tenders that outlast the quotes
Tender to award takes months, while supplier prices and availability change in weeks.
- 04
Inspection by calendar
Bridges and networks assessed on a schedule, with nothing measured between visits.
02Capabilities
Our work in the built environment
Continuous monitoring on the site, decision support in the office, and physics on the structure.
- Vision on site
Continuous observation between site walks.
- Progress tracking against the programme
- PPE and safety-zone monitoring
- Quality verification against design
- One system across a multi-site programme
- Project workflows
Ambiguity surfaced before it becomes a change order.
- RFP and bid analysis with an engineer in the loop
- Ambiguity detection in contracts and specifications
- Workflow automation where a person is needed only for decisions
- Asset monitoring
Structural condition known between inspections.
- Structural health monitoring fusing sensor and visual data
- Predictive maintenance for bridges, tunnels and transport assets
- Condition-based intervention planning
- Physics-based digital twins of the structure
03Questions
Questions we take on.
01Is the programme on schedule, judging by what the cameras saw this week?
02What is the strain on this bridge deck telling us, and does it change the inspection interval?
03Which clauses in this four-hundred-page specification contradict each other?
04Solutions
Solutions we draw on
All solutions01Industrial AI
Industrial AI and automation
First-principles digital twins, forecasts with the reasoning attached, computer vision and autonomous systems for plants, fleets and cities, with the cause and the confidence shown next to every number.
02Simulation
Engineering simulation
Custom and open-source solvers for design, certification and optimisation. We cover fluids, structures, heat and electromagnetics, coupled where the physics is coupled, on infrastructure you control.
03Research
Scientific research and development
Model formulation, discretisation, convergence analysis, physics-informed learning and foundation models for simulation, built to run at industrial size.
04Software and HPC
Software engineering and HPC
Parallelisation, GPU kernels, simulation pipelines, testing and deployment for numerical software that has to run in production.
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