Our road networks and urban infrastructure are under constant use. Heavy rain takes a toll, constant traffic leads to wear and tear, and there may be other accidental damages. 

Can we really rely on human eyes to catch the flaws that inevitably pop up? Road defects do not happen overnight, and in busy cities, what seems like a small surface issue today could become more serious over time if not attended to in a timely manner. Human fatigue may also contribute to some road defects being overlooked, which leads to more extensive repairs over time. 

In this video, Marcus Chen, founder of Vebits AI who has a Ph.D. in computer engineering, explains how AI automated inspections help organizations transition from being reactive to carrying out preventive and predictive maintenance as we thrive to achieve the highest road quality standards.

Discover how Vebits’ zero-capex, smartphone-based solution enables teams to capture highly accurate, data-driven insights day or night. By catching defects early, Vebits not only keeps roads safe and comfortable but is also scaling these intelligent capabilities to transform into a smart road infrastructure management.

Vebits AI is part of the IMDA Accreditation program, which was launched in 2014 to accelerate the growth of promising Singapore-based enterprise tech firms. The program also aims to help such companies establish their credentials, build business traction, compete in the global market, and gain more opportunities to showcase their solutions to spur adoption.

To learn how AI automated inspections can proactively safeguard your infrastructure, visit Vebits AI’s website.

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