Making Infrastructure Safer

Leading the Digital Revolution for Infrastructure Condition Assessment and Risk Management

Making Infrastructure Safer

Leading the Digital Revolution for Infrastructure Condition Assessment and Risk Management

Leading Infrastructure Digital Condition Surveys

AUTOSPEX™ is a patent pending AI-backed platform for defect detection, quantification, and tracking for digital infrastructure condition survey.

Paired with DRONIC™ – a patented multi-layered data collection and fusion architecture, along with a proprietary drone-equipped concrete sounding hammer – asset owners can leverage these insights to make their infrastructure safer.

Hydro Dams & Spillways

Bridges

Airfields

AUTOSPEXᵀᴹ

Niricson’s patent pending AI-backed platform for defect detection, quantification, and tracking for digital infrastructure condition survey. With built-in defect change detection capabilities based on millions of images from real-world civil assets, AUTOSPEX™ empowers asset owners to make infrastructure safer.

AUTOSPEX™ uses AI and data fusion techniques to automatically map and quantify damage (cracks, spalling, alkali-aggregate reaction) on a concrete structure.

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Tim Truong

Chief Dam Safety Engineer, Yuba Water Agency

As the chief dam safety engineer at Yuba Water Agency and an AUTOSPEX user; Tim Truong envisioned making the days of surveyors risking treacherous trails to collect data manually a thing of the past. He emphasized the remote operation of the new system, highlighting its value in tracking the dam’s stability at a given time, even in its somewhat isolated location. Compared to its previous manual monitoring system, the new system provides more data monitoring points, providing far greater insights into what’s happening with the dam over time.

Source: Bentley Blog

Kristen McKillop

Regulatory Compliance Manager, South Feather Water & Power Agency

Our Agency has two concrete arch diversion dams that we could no longer safely traverse to conduct inspections without engineering a fall protection system. After seeing the capabilities that Niricson could offer for documenting conditions, we decided to move forward. After processing the data, and providing a report of findings, our Agency realized that Niricson provides the opportunity to view the conditions of our downstream dam face that are not physically possible, even with an engineered fall protection system.

Jason Grech

Digital Engineer of Operational applications of GIS and Asset systems, WaterNSW

In Digital Enablement we (WaterNSW) are partnering with Dam Safety in Asset Planning and Delivery to bring new insights into the performance of our most critical assets. In doing so we have partnered with Niricson, a global leader in the digital revolution of condition assessment and risk management to use drones to acquire data that is then processed by Artificial Intelligence to produce data relating to cracks, delamination, thermal, and spalling of concrete dams and spillways. Combining powerful augmented visualization with informed insights to make more informed data-driven decisions more quickly.

Cam Gordon

Asset Manager, Auckland Transport

The Purewa Bridge is an important bridge, connecting Auckland city to the eastern suburbs, carrying more than 20,000 vehicles per day. We have identified a requirement for repair work and were interested in the technology that could help us assess the condition of the bridge, as well as the extent of the work that might be required. We were challenged by the difficulty of accessing the bridge for close inspection not wanting to close the bridge, and avoiding disrupting traffic.

Nayeem Uddin, P.Eng.

Former Manager, Structural Engineer Water Security Agency

WSA has 72 dams and appurtenant structures in its inventory. With limited resources documenting all concrete deteriorations associated with these structures and subsequent monitoring was extremely difficult. Niricson’s technology showed the path to alleviate this situation.

Nicolas Cumins

CEO, Bentley Systems

Every owner-operator in the world is looking for a simpler and more effective way to understand the condition of their assets. Think what the power and possibilities of AI imply for improving asset performance and making infrastructure more resilient. This is the moment for our generation to apply its ingenuity and build upon the legacy of innovation to continue advancing the world’s infrastructure for better quality of life.

Kevin Williams

Associate Transport Structure Asset Management, Beca

We carried out a manual inspection earlier this year from a boat, but it was difficult to access the whole structure. Having met with Niricson, we discovered the technology that could provide value to the work we do with Auckland Transport and an ability to assess 100% of the structure.

Tim Truong
Chief Dam Safety Engineer, Yuba Water Agency

As the chief dam safety engineer at Yuba Water Agency and an AUTOSPEX user; Tim Truong envisioned making the days of surveyors risking treacherous trails to collect data manually a thing of the past. He emphasized the remote operation of the new system, highlighting its value in tracking the dam’s stability at a given time, even in its somewhat isolated location. Compared to its previous manual monitoring system, the new system provides more data monitoring points, providing far greater insights into what’s happening with the dam over time.

Source: Bentley Blog

Kristen McKillop
Regulatory Compliance Manager, South Feather Water & Power Agency

Our Agency has two concrete arch diversions dams that we could no longer safely traverse to conduct inspections without engineering a fall protection system. After seeing the capabilities that Niricson could offer for documenting conditions, we decided to move forward.After processing the data, and providing a report of findings, our Agency realized that Niricson provides the opportunity to view the conditions of our downstream dam face that are not physically possible, even with an engineered fall protection system.

Jason Grech
Digital Engineer of Operational applications of GIS and Asset systems, WaterNSW

In Digital Enablement we (WaterNSW) are partnering with Dam Safety in Asset Planning and Delivery to bring new insights into the performance of our most critical assets. In doing so we have partnered with Niricson, a global leader in the digital revolution of condition assessment and risk management to use drones to acquire data that is then processed by Artificial Intelligence to produce data relating to cracks, delamination, thermal, and spalling of concrete dams and spillways. Combining powerful augmented visualization with informed insights to make more informed data driven decisions more quickly.

Cam Gordon

Asset Manager, Auckland Transport

The Purewa Bridge is an important bridge, connecting Auckland city to the eastern suburbs, carrying more than 20,000 vehicles per day. We have identified a requirement for repair work and were interested in the technology that could help us assess the condition of the bridge, as well as the extent of the work that might be required. We were challenged by the difficulty of accessing the bridge for close inspection not wanting to close the bridge, and avoiding disrupting traffic.

Nayeem Uddin, P.Eng.

Former Manager, Structural Engineer Water Security Agency

WSA has 72 dams and appurtenant structures in its inventory. With limited resources documenting all concrete deteriorations associated with these structures and subsequent monitoring was extremely difficult. Niricson’s technology showed the path to alleviate this situation.

Nicolas Cumins
CEO, Bentley Systems

Every owner-operator in the world is looking for a simpler and more effective way to understand the condition of their assets. Think what the power and possibilities of AI imply for improving asset performance and making infrastructure more resilient. This is the moment for our generation to apply its ingenuity and build upon the legacy of innovation to continue advancing the world’s infrastructure for better quality of life.

Kevin Williams
Associate Transport Structure Asset Management, Beca

We carried out a manual inspection earlier this year from a boat, but it was difficult to access the whole structure. Having met with Niricson, we discovered the technology that could provide value to the work we do with Auckland Transport and an ability to assess 100% of the structure.