What are the benefits of using artificial intelligence (AI) for building inspections?  How does AI-based building inspection help promote sustainability?  What types of building inspection tasks can AI assist with?  What other built infrastructures can be inspected using this technology?

How do surveyors support and work with this technology?   How do you transfer this kind of technology to other jurisdictions and different building pathology?  What are some of the challenges in developing this technology?  What are the future opportunities for AI powered robotic inspection of built infrastructure?

Dhanada Mishra speaks with Andrew Knight as they discuss the critical partnership between AI and surveyors when using robotic building inspection.

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