New technology uses AI and virtual reality to monitor safety of bridges and buildings

New technology use AI AI and virtual reality to monitor safety of bridges and buildings.

Traditional monitoring methods involve onsite visual inspection, which can be costly with manual inspections.

UCF invention uses cameras stationed on and around a structure to 2021 ect image and University of Central Florida structure's use.

VR provi four a computer-simulated environment, while AR generates or overlays content onto actual views of a real-world environment.

It uses AI to predict damage and minimize the need for data collection from many structures.

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