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Bridge Inspection | Transfer of Crack Development Diagram and Creation of Photo Ledger [Beta Version]
Automatically transcribe the cracks traced on the photo to a DXF layout. You can create a list and photo ledger in your browser.
One of the labor-intensive tasks in creating deliverables for regular inspections of structures such as bridges is organizing field photos and transcribing damages onto layout drawings. In "LiDAR Damage Detection," when inspection engineers trace cracks on the photos, those lines are transcribed to the correct positions on the layout drawing in DXF format. The length of the cracks is calculated based on the scale of the photo. The calculation of width will be incorporated while verifying through beta testing, along with methods such as close-up photos or photos that include a scale (currently, values measured with a crack scale can also be input). A list of damages (Excel/CSV) and reports/photo logs (PDF) can also be output in the same flow, supporting the correspondence between photos, drawings, and logs. Crack detection by AI is presented as a "draft" on a separate layer, and the decision to accept it is made by the engineer. Since it runs in a browser, there is no need to install software. Layout drawings can be imported not only in CAD DXF format but also in cases where only PDF is available. Currently, we are seeking companies and organizations to participate in the application of this to drawings and photos and to verify shooting methods as part of a beta version. Trials can begin with anonymized materials.
- Company：IZUTSUYA Inc.
- Price：Other
