Short AI-driven videos are revolutionizing inspections, offering speed, accuracy, and efficiency without the need for extensive manpower or travel. Beyond cost savings, they enable faster decision-making and support sustainable practices.
According to Rajat Khare, venture capitalist and founder of Boundary Holding, this technology allows organizations to remotely monitor infrastructure and processes. By combining AI with short videos, companies can detect issues early, optimize workflows, and minimize unnecessary travel—directly boosting operational efficiency and sustainability.
Industries such as manufacturing, construction, utilities, and renewable energy are already seeing benefits. Enel Green Power, for instance, uses short videos to oversee large-scale solar and wind projects, ensuring quality and quick issue resolution without site visits. In construction, AI video analyses help identify defects, misalignments, and safety hazards, improving worker safety while reducing costs.
The process relies on real-time computer vision, machine learning, and video capture from drones and sensors. These systems identify malfunctions, structural issues, and safety risks while continuously learning to enhance monitoring accuracy.
Environmental benefits are also clear—fewer site visits mean lower emissions and better resource allocation. As Khare highlights, AI-powered inspections are only beginning to unfold and are set to become the standard across industries, aligning innovation with efficiency and sustainability.
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