Utilizing experienced bridge inspectors along with modern technology and robotics has enable Infrastructure Preservation Corporation to provide more quantitative data to the department of transportation allowing them to better allocate assets.
Exceeding FHWA and AASHTO inspection guidelines, Infrastructure Preservation Corporation through advanced robotic engineering can provide condition assessment reports that can help extend the service life of critical infrastructure assets worldwide.
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