Technology
Is There More to Drone Data Than Meets the Eye?
Construction is ripe for artificial intelligence and automation. Visualization and monitoring of construction sites remotely with data capturing tools, such as drones, helps construction companies keep projects on track.
By Michael Mazur
October 26, 2021
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by Michael Mazur
Michal Mazur co-founded AI Clearing with his long-time friend and business partner, Adam Wisniewski. AI Clearing provides a near real-time AI-powered construction supervision system to track progress and identify discrepancies on large scale construction projects. Prior to founding AI Clearing he served as a partner at PwC leading globally Drone Powered Solutions - an AI maintenance inspections solution for enterprise grade clients he designed and developed together with Adam. During that time he engaged with the largest asset owners across U.S., Canada, Europe, Middle East and Asia. Michael holds an MBA from INSEAD (France).
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