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Infrastructure Inspection AI

Continuous Infrastructure Inspection From Cameras You Already Run

Agencies find infrastructure problems through complaints and periodic inspections, long after a camera already saw them. Infrastructure Inspection & Maintenance Intelligence turns every camera pass into an inspection and files the work order automatically.

From sighting to work order

Vehicle camsFixed camsDetect defectsOn every passDeduplicateOne ticket, prioritizedWork order311 / CRM / dispatch

Trusted where the stakes are high

ExxonMobilJohn CockerillHartfordDavisPolkCleary GottliebWhite & CaseDepartment Of StateDMV CaliforniaMissouriMolina HealthcareEl Dorado Community Health CentersMemorial Sloan Kettering Cancer CenterFarmers & Merchants BankCapitaHaidar Capital ManagementKAPSARCOman LNG-2Saudi WaterU MassOklahoma University College of Medicine

How It Works

From sighting to work order

01

Watch every pass

Buses, patrol vehicles, and roadside cameras already pass your assets daily. AI Live Insight reads those passes for defects, obstructions, and improperly parked vehicles.

02

Turn detections into tickets

Agentic workflows deduplicate repeat sightings, attach snapshots, and file work orders into 311, CRM, or dispatch automatically.

03

Keep the asset's history

Event-based recording preserves photographic condition history, so crews and engineers see how the defect developed.

What You Get

Inspection that never waits for the complaint call

Vehicle and fixed cameras together

Bus-mounted, patrol, intersection, and facility cameras over RTSP/ONVIF, one detection layer across all of them.

Vehicle-mountedRTSP/ONVIF

Detection to work order

Sightings become tickets in the systems crews already use, without a clerk retyping anything.

311CRMDispatch

Duplicates collapsed

Ten sightings of the same pothole become one prioritized work order, not ten tickets.

DeduplicationCorrelation

Condition history kept

Built-in NVR retains event-based footage, photographic history of the asset over time.

Built-in NVRTime series

Ask about any asset

Natural-language questions across detections and history: what was reported, where, how often.

Q&AReports

Government-grade deployment

Runs in government cloud or on-premises, with camera streams staying inside your network.

Gov cloudOn-premises

Who It's For

Built for the crews that maintain what everyone uses

City and state DOTs, public works departments, transit agencies, utilities, and energy operators use this workflow to find infrastructure problems before citizens report them. Fleet vehicles on regular routes become inspection vehicles at no extra cost; fixed cameras add continuous coverage of critical assets; and the work orders arrive in the 311, CRM, and dispatch systems crews already live in. Smart-city programs get the same loop across corridors, intersections, and public spaces.

FAQ

AI infrastructure inspection, asked and answered

What is AI infrastructure inspection?

Using the cameras an agency already operates, fixed and vehicle-mounted, to continuously detect infrastructure problems like road surface defects and obstructions, and automatically file the maintenance work orders.

Do we need special inspection vehicles?

No. Cameras on buses, patrol cars, and service vehicles that already drive your network daily become the inspection fleet, connected over RTSP/ONVIF.

Which systems does it file work into?

AI Intelligence Hub workflows create and route tickets into 311, CRM, and dispatch systems, with snapshots attached and duplicate sightings collapsed into one order.

What can it detect?

Road surface defects, obstructions, improperly parked vehicles, and condition changes across monitored corridors, with detections correlated across passes to cut false reports.

Where does it run?

In government cloud or on-premises. Camera streams and detection history stay inside your network.

Put one bus route to work

Connect cameras on a single corridor. We will show you the detections and the work orders they file.