Artificial intelligence is taking on one of the dirtiest jobs in infrastructure—sewer inspections.
By using computer vision and cloud-based analysis, new technology can automatically detect and classify defects in underground pipes, turning hours of manual work into faster, more reliable insights.
Eric Sullivan of SewerAI explains how this shift is helping cities better assess aging systems and plan smarter repairs beneath our streets.
Episode at https://bit.ly/AIsewers
Learn more about SewerAI at https://www.sewerai.com/
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