ARCHITECK presented its AI- and IoT-based technology for infrastructure safety at Korea International Water Week (KIWW), held at EXCO in Daegu.

The Korea Environment Corporation's event brought together technologies for water management and infrastructure operations.

ARCHITECK's technology monitors work at infrastructure sites such as bridges and water treatment plants. Cameras and Internet of Things (IoT) sensors collect information from the site, while AI analyzes construction progress, material conditions and potential hazards. The results are reported to managers in real time.

Infrastructure projects generate information across many locations and stages of work. Bringing video and sensor data together can help managers understand changing conditions and decide where closer inspection is needed. ARCHITECK's approach focuses on making that information available for site oversight and safety-related decisions.

At facilities connected to water supply, such as treatment plants, understanding construction conditions and responding to potential risks are important parts of project oversight. ARCHITECK's technology is designed to move information from the work site to managers through a digital process, helping them identify matters that need a closer look or follow-up action.

The event also presented approaches to water-pipe inspection and water treatment. ARCHITECK introduced an application of AI and IoT to the construction and safety management of infrastructure that includes water facilities, with a focus on providing managers with timely information from the field.

ARCHITECK's participation provided an opportunity to present its field-data-based management technology to the water industry and infrastructure sector. The company continues to develop smart construction technologies that help managers review and use information gathered at project sites.