IIT-I's AI-ML drones to boost infra safety
The Free Press Journal|September 11, 2024
Indian Institute of Technology Indore has developed a cutting-edge system that integrates Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) with Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) to inspect and detect anomalies in structures, especially in difficult-to-reach areas.

This innovative system uses AIML technology to identify and classify cracks and other anomalies in structures such as high-tension wires, buildings, and roads in real-time.

Traditional inspection methods often struggle with accurately detecting these issues, particularly in complex environments.

The project is led by Prof Abhirup Datta, along with a student Kumar Sheshank Shekhar and PhD scholar Harsha Avinash Tanti.

IIT Indore director Prof Suhas Joshi said, "This research work has made a significant breakthrough in the field of structural inspection and surveillance.

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