What’s happening in the world of construction monitoring.
Using technology to support Infrastructure Asset Management strategies Written by Dan Patterson, Product Strategy at BKwai The Situation Infrastructure Asset maintenance is a key part of the bigger asset management discipline. Determining appropriate response(s) to asset degradation helps to uphold the financial and service value of a physical…
Mitigating the risks that climate change poses for existing infrastructure Written by Marisa Figueiredo, Head of Data Science at BKwai As the last few months of weather have adequately demonstrated our weather is changing and is becoming ever more extreme. It’s likely that our mild winters and moderate…
Why Understanding Cause is More Important than Effect Written by Andrew Covey, Head of Marketing at BKwai According to the June 2022 Geotechnical Instrumentation and Monitoring Market report, the 2022 global spend on geotech instrumentation and monitoring will top US$3B. In the UK alone, this equates to an…
Looking at one aspect of a building or asset tells you only one thing, aligning and correlating multimodal data allows you to see much more. Written by Andy Covey, Head of Marketing at BKwai Imagine you own a bridge, and your physical sensors tell you that there is…
Cost-saving insights from the BKwai platform that were invisible to the human eye Written by Sonja Abhyankar, Head of Product at BKwai When a monitored asset such as a bridge or a protected structure has moved so much as to be visible to the human eye, the time…
Geospatial Analytics – from Retrospective to Predictive and Why You Should Care? Asset and construction monitoring has evolved at an arguably slow pace over the past few centuries. While very rare today to see a level and staff being manually used to determine the height difference between two…
How BKwai’s data science and engineering expertise is helping contractors gain a competitive advantage. Written by Marisa Figueiredo, Head of Data Science at BKwai There has never been more data available to the construction and infrastructure industry for monitoring the built environment. Satellites, sensors, environmental monitors and more…
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First Published by Cambridge Centre for Smart Infrastructure and Construction – Visit the CSIC website Our increasingly data-centric world brings opportunities to create a more resilient, resource-efficient and sustainable built environment. But in order to realise the benefits of insights delivered from big data, there needs to be…
BKwai is proud to announce that we’ve received £2.2m in Seed funding in a round led by Octopus Ventures, one of Europe’s largest and most active early-stage investors, with participation from Deeptech Labs and Cambridge Enterprise (the investment arm of the University of Cambridge). Global infrastructure in many…
Data is important, but we need more than just data to drive a revolution.
The vulnerability of civil infrastructure assets due to age and deterioration is being further jeopardised by climate change. We need more awareness and insight so that asset owners can better protect their infrastructure, and society – saving money, time and lives.
BKwai is one of 5 companies selected to join the first Deeptech Labs (DTL) cohort, a programme backed by some of the biggest names in the UK tech industry.
BKwai delivers insights and alerts from sensors, as well as employing sophisticated forecasting, capable of factoring in variables such as weather or temperature.
BKwai enables remote monitoring with intelligent insights to help inform the maintenance and inspection schedule to ensure the long-term safety of the asset.
To find out more about how BKwai is turning big data into engineering intelligence throughout the asset lifecycle.