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How unpiloted systems are changing the landscape for civil and structural engineers

Civil + Structural Engineer

By Josh Rayburn Unpiloted systems continue transforming civil and structural engineering by improving efficiency, accuracy, and safety while empowering civil and structural engineers to control costs. Modern unpiloted systems include robotics with sensors that can be deployed on a schedule and a specific path.

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Bridging the Gap in NDT-E Deck Inspection

Civil + Structural Engineer

This threat highlights an urgent need to inspect and preserve older bridges and associated infrastructure. The attention focused on the vulnerability of critical structures highlights the importance of continually assessing the structural integrity of bridges. Approximately 2.7%

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The Transformative Power of Field Inspection Software in the Construction Industry: A Comprehensive Whitepaper

iField Smart

Field inspection software has emerged as a game-changer, empowering construction professionals with digital tools that streamline processes, enhance collaboration, and drive efficiency. Misplaced documents, illegible handwriting, and transcription mistakes can lead to inaccurate or incomplete inspection records.

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T2D2 Launches Enhanced Version of Building Inspection Platform

Civil + Structural Engineer

T2D2 makes it easier, quicker, and less expensive to inspect structures, and enables users to proactively identify damage and defects before they become major issues. Whether the photos are taken by camera, mobile device, or drone, it all can be uploaded to the T2D2 Inspection Cloud.

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Next-Generation Roofing Systems for Commercial Structures

CCR Magazine

Builders now prioritize materials and systems designed to last longer, reduce maintenance needs, and perform under extreme conditions. Here, we explore strategies that ensure durability while keeping costs manageable over timeperfect for reliable commercial structures.

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How Often Should Cranes Be Inspected?

CCR Magazine

Regular inspections are necessary to prevent accidents, ensure smooth operations, and comply with regulations. This article will guide you on how often cranes should be inspected, the types of inspections needed, and the risks of neglecting them. Why Are Crane Inspections Important? We get itthese challenges are tough.

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Quality Over Quantity: Today’s Bridge & Tunnel Inspection 

Civil + Structural Engineer

Chair of ASNT Research Council Infrastructure Committee It’s no secret that the aging infrastructure across the United States poses a risk to the safety and serviceability of our nation’s structures. The decrepit tunnel is plagued by a range of issues, including excessive water infiltration, structure deterioration, and floor sinkage.