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Leveraging our wide network of partners, we have curated numerous enabling technologies available for licensing and commercialisation across different industries and domains. Our focus also extends to emerging technologies in Singapore and beyond, where we actively seek out new technology offerings that can drive innovation and accelerate business growth.

By harnessing the power of these emerging technologies and embracing new technology advancements, businesses can stay at the forefront of their fields. Explore our technology offers and collaborate with partners of complementary technological capabilities for co-innovation opportunities. Reach out to IPI Singapore to transform your business with the latest technological advancements.

Smart IoT System with Electrolysed Water for Healthier Plants
In hydroponics, plants receive nutrients directly from a water-based solution. pH affects how well plants can absorb these nutrients. If the pH is too high (alkaline) or too low (acidic), certain nutrients become chemically unavailable, leading to deficiencies even if the nutrients are present. To adjust the pH, hydroponic farmers have to use pH up solution (commonly potassium hydroxide or potassium carbonate) or pH down solution (commonly phosphoric or nitric acid), which adds cost, increases safety risks and utilises resources like time, manpower and storage space. This innovation combines Electrolysed Water (EW) with an Internet of Things (IoT) system to autonomously adjust pH to improve vegetable health, optimise plant growth, and reduce algae without the use of chemicals. The solution features a modular chamber setup, precise EW control, and real-time environmental monitoring. The technology addresses the common challenges of uneven plant growth, algae outbreaks, and chemical handling in urban agriculture. The Electrolysed Water (EW) system is capable of adjusting water pH levels from acidic to alkaline without chemicals. An integrated IoT system with sensors for pH, EC, water temperature, humidity, light lux, CO₂, and atmospheric pressure. Enhances germination and plant height of leafy greens, microgreens and algae significantly. Five modular, human-sized growth chambers with protocols for immediate test-bedding and optimisation Urban farms and vertical farming systems Indoor hydroponics and aquaponics setups Algae control in closed-loop water systems Educational training for smart farming and sustainable agri-tech Food packaging films (for shelf-life extension studies) Government agencies focusing on chemical reduction in agriculture This technology offers a chemical-free, safe alternative for pH control in agriculture. The use of EW eliminates the need for acids or alkalis, reducing handling risks and removing the need for chemical storage. IoT integration allows remote monitoring and automation, optimising plant conditions in real-time. The system improves plant health, enhances yield, and controls algae naturally, providing a return on investment within the near term through savings on chemicals, training, and space. Smart Farming, IoT in Agriculture, Hydroponics, Urban Agriculture, Algae Control, Sustainable Farming, Chemical-Free Farming, Smart pH Control, Indoor Vertical Farming, Electrolysed Water Sustainability, Circular Economy
First Steps in Measuring Your Carbon Footprint
This technology solution empowers organisations to easily calculate and visualise their Scope 1 and Scope 2 carbon emissions by responding to a series of straightforward, user-friendly questions. It provides a powerful and accessible starting point for companies seeking to understand and manage their carbon footprint, enabling them to make informed decisions toward sustainability goals. By simplifying the often complex emissions tracking process, this solution supports businesses of all sizes in taking meaningful first steps on their journey towards environmental responsibility and climate action.  This solution is accessible to all users looking to understand their carbon footprint. This technology solution simplifies the process of carbon footprint calculation by guiding users through a series of easy-to-understand questions about their business activities. The collected information is automatically converted into measurable carbon emissions data. Users can access and explore this data through an intuitive online analytics tool, gaining valuable insights into both their organisation’s direct emissions (Scope 1) and the emissions associated with purchased energy (Scope 2). This powerful platform enables businesses to better understand their environmental impact and take informed steps towards more sustainable operations.  This solution follows the Greenhouse Gas Protocol, which is globally recognised and the most widely used framework for carbon footprinting. By leveraging the software, you can easily determine whether your organisation is required to report under the National Environment Agency (NEA)’s Measurement and Reporting (M&R) requirements.    The software features an online survey that matches user responses to an emissions factor database and presents the analysis on a dashboard. It is designed for any organisation, across any sector, that is taking its first steps in measuring and reporting carbon emissions. This solution makes carbon footprint measurement truly accessible and easy to use for anyone — no industry or technical knowledge is required. By answering a few simple questions, any organisation can quickly generate a credible Scope 1 and 2 carbon footprint, supported by powerful analysis and visualisation tools. The powerful analysis converts the answers to your questions into the internationally recognised GHG Protocol Framework. From there, you can view an overview of your direct emissions and break them down by emission source and location—particularly useful for multi-site organisations. The same can be done for your purchased electricity and/or cooling. By understanding your organisation’s emission levels, you can begin taking steps to reduce them. Use this Scope 1 and 2 analysis as the foundation of your carbon measurement and reduction strategy. Software as a Service (SAAS), Carbon Calculator, Carbon Footprint, Carbon Emissions Reporting, Scope 1 and 2 Reporting, Analytics, Climate Tech Sustainability, Low Carbon Economy
Digital Product Passport for Traceability and Compliance
This technology provides a secure and privacy-preserving digital infrastructure for traceability, regulatory compliance, and sustainability verification across global supply chains. It was developed in response to tightening international regulations, such as those in the European Union, which require companies to disclose detailed product and material data through digital passports. The solution addresses key challenges in supply chain management, including fragmented data systems, unverifiable sustainability claims, and inefficient audit processes. It enables companies to log, verify, and share trusted data across all tiers of the supply chain. Applicable to industries such as electronics, batteries, construction materials, and textiles, this technology supports compliance with environmental, social, and governance (ESG) requirements. It transforms compliance into a competitive advantage, enhancing transparency, reducing risk, and enabling access to sustainability-linked market benefits such as green premiums. The need for such a solution is underscored by growing global regulatory pressure and operational gaps: studies show that over 70% of companies lack visibility beyond Tier 1 suppliers, and the incidence of greenwashing-related penalties has risen sharply in recent years. The technology owner is seeking R&D collaborations, test-bedding partners, and licensing opportunities to co-develop new use cases and expand industry applications. The solution consists of a web-based software platform and an API (Application Programming Interface) toolkit that enables users to create, publish, and update digital product passports linked to physical products or materials. It is designed for seamless integration with enterprise systems such as ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) and PLM (Product Lifecycle Management) platforms, supporting global standards including GS1 identifiers, QR codes, and RFID/NFC (Radio Frequency Identification / Near-Field Communication) tags. Data integrity and transparency are ensured through anchoring on a permissionless blockchain, with a built-in 20-year record-keeping capability to meet long-term regulatory requirements. The system incorporates AI-driven gap detection to flag inconsistencies and offers optional peer-to-peer audits for enhanced data verification. The overall architecture is built to support privacy, interoperability, and future-proof compliance, particularly with evolving EU sustainability and product traceability regulations. This technology can be deployed across industries regulated under the ESPR and Chinese Carbon Product Framework which includes:  Electric vehicle batteries Construction products Textiles and apparel  Consumer electronics Packaging materials    It allows companies to meet due diligence requirements, enhance ESG reporting, and access sustainability-linked financing or carbon credit schemes. With digital product passport regulation becoming mandatory in the EU and likely replicated in other regions, the solution is well-positioned to capture early-adopter markets in Asia and Europe. An annual volume of 1.5 billion DPPs is expected to be issued in Europe alone. Unlike generic traceability tools or ESG dashboards, this technology is purpose-built for regulatory-grade data. It combines digital verification, automated compliance, and product-level environmental insights into a single, unified passport that is auditable, updatable, and anchored on blockchain. It offers manufacturers and brands a scalable, neutral solution to verify sustainability data without revealing sensitive trade information, effectively transforming compliance into a monetisable data asset. blockchain, digital passport, infocomm, materials, manufacturing, traceability Infocomm, Blockchain & Other Distributed Ledgers
Affordable Green Bio-Methanol from Biogas/Biomass
With the maritime industry responsible for 2–3% of global CO₂ emissions, the need for practical, safe, and affordable low-carbon fuel solutions has become increasingly urgent. While alternatives like hydrogen and ammonia show potential, they face major barriers in safety, cost, and infrastructure—particularly for long-haul shipping routes. Bio-methanol is considered a strong alternative fuel for the maritime sector, offering a practical, scalable, and safer pathway for transitioning to low-carbon marine fuels. The technology on offer features a proprietary catalyst that simplifies the bio-methanol production process, enabling up to 50% reduction in capital and operating expenses compared to conventional methods. This approach allows renewable methanol to be produced at costs approaching that of fossil-based methanol or diesel, especially when normalized by energy density and inclusive of carbon pricing. The process also supports circular economy goals by valorising waste into energy, further enhancing its environmental and societal impact. By enabling affordable, scalable production of renewable methanol, this technology fills a critical gap in the clean energy supply chain, facilitating a just and profitable transition to greener shipping. It also directly addresses the maritime industry’s growing demand for sustainable fuels that align with international climate targets, such as the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) net-zero emissions goal. The technology owner is seeking for co-development and test-bedding opportunities with end-users in the maritime sector i.e., shipping companies, fuel distributors, port operators, and clean energy developers and waste biomass producers i.e., palm oil, bagasse, animal manures, municipal sewage waste. This technology includes a proprietary catalyst and an optimised process to convert waste biomass into bio-methanol. Its key components include: Biomass-to-Biogas: Converts waste biomass to biogas (Optional) Biogas Conversion Unit: Transforms biogas into useful building block chemicals, H2 and CO Bio-methanol Synthesizer: Production of green methanol from H2 and CO Some features of the bio-methanol process: Simplified process, thereby lowering OPEX and CAPEX up to 50% Ensures good quality and consistent methanol production Can be tailored for different waste biomass types Potential applications of this technology include (but not limited to): Biofuel – as a high value bio-methanol Biogas – to improve energy efficiency for power generation Maritime - as a clean transportation fuel in shipping to meet IMO’s target and avoid carbon emission penalties Producers of organic waste i.e., agriculture, sewage treatment plants, farming – as a method to transform waste for profit Green chemical feedstocks i.e., downstream processing of bio-methanol for green chemicals and derivatives Simplifies the operational process of converting biogas into green bio-methanol Reduces the cost of bio-methanol product by up to 50% Supports the transition to clean energy by offering good quality bio-methanol sustainability, green fuels, green biomethanol, biofuels, waste biomass, waste to x, green chemicals, catalyst, biogas, methanol, decarbonisation, sustainable fuels, clean energy Energy, Biofuels & Biomass, Chemicals, Catalysts, Organic, Sustainability, Circular Economy, Low Carbon Economy
Plug & Play AI Module for Manufacturing Efficiency
Traditionally, Design for Manufacturing (DFM) feedback is provided late in the product development cycle, often resulting in costly redesigns, production delays, and missed opportunities for optimization. This invention introduces an AI-powered companion that delivers real-time DFM feedback early in the design and demand fulfillment process. By automatically analyzing CAD models and design parameters, it identifies features that may pose manufacturing challenges and offers actionable suggestions to improve feasibility and reduce costs. The AI companion empowers users to make informed design decisions without waiting for manual reviews or relying solely on in-house manufacturing experts. In additional, traditional quoting methods are labor intensive and inaccurate, requiring engineers to analyze technical drawings, assess material and process requirements, and estimate costs based on historical data or supplier inputs. This delays customer responses and increases operational overhead. The proposed technology leverages AI to automatically interpret design files (e.g., CAD or technical drawings), extract key manufacturing features, and generate instant, data driven price estimates.  The technology owner is seeking collaborators in tailoring this AI module to specific industries, applications, and business processes. Target users include precision engineering firms, job shops and manufacturers. The solution can enable businesses to respond faster to customer inquiries, reduce quoting costs, reduce design for manufacturing leadtime and win more business.   AI Companion for DfM Validation: User will load in CAD or drawing. Solution will be based on unique requirements and manufacturing capabilities of customers. It calls out design constrains and offers actionable suggestions to improve feasibility and reduce costs. Automated Instant Pricing for Manufacturing: User will load in CAD or drawing and manufacturing process. Solution will project an estimated quotation with use cases at >80% accuracy. The AI engine calculates pricing by factoring in labor, material costs, machine time, overhead, and historical quotation data to ensure accurate and consistent estimates. Quotation can include estimated raw material cost, cost price and selling price.  Flexible and Integrated Deployment: Used as a plug-in API as part of a larger internal tool, or a standalone solution with a simple UI developed for customer to upload and view design feedback. A web-based user interface and API allow users to upload design files, receive instant quotes, and seamlessly integrate the system into existing ERP, MRP, or e-commerce platforms. AI Powered: Technology consists of a combination of software algorithms, machine learning models, and integration tools. Supporting this is a robust database that stores material pricing, manufacturing parameters, and user interaction data, enabling continuous model learning and optimization over time. Scalable Implementation with Additional Features: DfM Validation and Instant Pricing solutions can be part of a plug-and-play AI module that cover 50 features across operation efficiency such as production job tracking and inventory management. Target users include precision engineering firms, job shops, manufacturers, online marketplace and any product owners. This includes users employing different manufacturing processes such as CNC machining, 3D printing, and sheet metal fabrication.  Solution is applicable across different industries including consumer, defense, aerospace and semiconductors. It is especially valuable in industries where rapid prototyping, custom part production, or low-volume manufacturing are common to achieve goals below: Real-time DFM feedback early in the design and demand fulfillment process to reduce number of design iterations required, shortens development timelines. Real-time manufacturability and cost feedback during the design phase. Backend engine for procurement automation, enabling sourcing teams to quickly benchmark and compare supplier quotes. The Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM) Market is expected to increase from $3.39 billion in 2024 to $5.69 billion by 2030, at a CAGR of 9.0%. This reflects big growth in the manufacturing sector. With so much to manufacture and design, it becomes even more pressing to create more efficient workflows, develop shorter design iteration cycles and get feedback in real time. In addition, the global manufacturing industry is a substantial and growing sector, valued at approximately USD 14.16 trillion in 2024 and projected to reach USD 20.76 trillion by 2031, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 4.9%. Within this vast landscape, the High-Mix, Low-Volume (HMLV) segment is emerging as a critical area of growth, driven by increasing demand for customisation, rapid prototyping, and shorter product life cycles across industries such as aerospace, medical devices, and electronics. Despite its strategic importance, the HMLV segment remains largely underserved, particularly in the area of pricing automation. Most job shops and small-batch manufacturers still rely on time-consuming, manual quoting processes for each unique part or drawing. This creates a significant bottleneck, limiting responsiveness, efficiency, and scalability. This solution stands out from similar technologies in the market because of the solutions providers strong record in servicing diverse clients. This tool has been verified and trained on real world design files from a variety of clients from different industries and has become a key portion of our optimised workflow. It is customised to customer's problem statement, supporting unique and niche designs for specific markets. The solution offers a powerful combination of CAD feature recognition, AI-driven cost estimation, and seamless ERP/API integration to automate pricing at speed and scale. Unlike existing tools like basic quoting templates, this system intelligently learns from historical data and adapts to new designs, delivering both accuracy and agility. Reduction in number of design iterations: Shortens development timelines, and supports the creation of more practical, production-ready designs. Significant reduction in turnaround time for quotation: Replaces traditional quoting methods are labor intensive and inaccurate, requiring engineers to analyze technical drawings, assess material and process requirements. Shorten quotation timeline from a few days to few seconds.  Auotmates workflow that typically requires profession: Provides analysis of CAD/drawings which is particularly beneficial for product design teams, manufacturing engineers, and procurement professionals who play a role in assessing manufacturability and sourcing.  For small and mid-sized manufacturers, this can lead to a higher quote win rate and better customer service. For larger enterprises, it supports scalability across multiple product lines or factories. manufacturing, operations, efficiency, ai, automation, process Infocomm, Artificial Intelligence, Manufacturing, Assembly, Automation & Robotics
Revolutionizing PGM Recycling: Efficient Recycling of Platinum Group Metals
Platinum group metals (PGMs) are critical raw materials essential in diverse industries, including automotive catalytic converters, jewelry, glassware, petrochemical refining, electronics, and healthcare sectors like pharmaceuticals and dental implants. Primarily sourced through the mining of PGM ores, they constitute about 70% of the global PGM supply, with South Africa and Russia accounting for 85% of this production. This concentration in supply can lead to price gouging and market monopoly. Recycling PGMs from waste not only mitigates the supply shortfall but also reduces environmental impacts compared to mining. However, conventional recycling methods are energy-intensive, requiring temperatures around 1500°C, and involve costly downstream processing to treat waste. Furthermore, the high processing temperatures result in high-value raw materials being burnt and releasing harmful toxins. The technology owner has developed a novel biorecovery method that incorporates and modifies a series of biochemical and biological processes into a streamlined 3-stage process as opposed to the multi-tiered stages of current conventional methods used in industry. It offers the following advantages over the competition: Energy Efficiency: consumes 6x less energy than traditional methods Cost Effective: 3x cheaper in operation cost High Yield: capable of recovering multiple PGM simultaneously with high yield even from low-grade waste Sustainability: support company decarbonization goals by offering a truly green and sustainable recycling manner for spent catalyst The core process and specifications of the technology are summarised as follows: Statistically-Optimised Ultrasonication: as a key pretreatment step, this sonication method effectively removes all undesirable metals from waste, isolating PGM-rich materials, called the PGM-preconcentrated stream, enhancing the efficiency of subsequent steps. Bioextraction Technique: secondly, utilise a novel and unique bioextraction technique to extract PGMs from waste with high efficiency (i.e., 99% recycling rate per cycle for rhodium (Rh), 92-95% per cycle recycling rate for platinum (Pt) and palladium (Pd)). It can be employed at a commercial scale without compromising yield. Bioreduction, Bioaccumulation, and Bioprecipitation: a combination of these improved biological processes are used in the third step to produce PGM into powder form which further undergoes separation and purification to produce high-purity PGM products. This technology is ideal for industries that are interested to recycle their spent catalysts. The potential applications are as follows: Catalyst manufacturers Precious metal recycling companies Electronics and lithium ion battery (LIB) manufacturers Waste management companies Modular design: reduced logistics costs and downtime Lower cost (CAPEX & OPEX) compared to existing technologies Superior recovery rate: even for low-grade wastes  Sustainable and efficient recycling: offer significant step towards decarbonisation in industrial practices Biorecycling, Platinum group metals, Low carbon emission, Decarbonisation, Clean technology, Circular economy Chemicals, Catalysts, Environment, Clean Air & Water, Biological & Chemical Treatment, Waste Management & Recycling, Industrial Waste Management, Sustainability, Circular Economy
Purpose-Built Humanoid for Social and Therapeutic Engagement
With the global rise in ageing populations and a declining birth rate, the healthcare sector is increasingly strained, particularly in the provision of therapeutic and rehabilitative services. This humanoid technology has been designed to augment the capabilities of healthcare professionals, especially therapists, by automating repetitive intervention tasks. The humanoid enables frequent and consistent client engagement, thereby promoting inclusivity and solidarity in care settings. It works collaboratively with professionals to deliver curated intervention modules with clinically evident outcomes. By relieving caregivers of routine duties, the humanoid supports a more person-centric model of care and enhances operational efficiency in eldercare environments. Ideal collaboration partners include: Care providers – Community hospitals, eldercare centres, and day-care operators interested in deploying humanoid solutions for therapeutic engagement. Therapy professionals – Clinicians and therapists seeking technology to support non-pharmacological intervention programs. Deep-tech companies – Firms with expertise in data, image, or video analytics for enhancing humanoid capabilities. Institutes of Higher Learning (IHLs) – Academic institutions conducting research in cognitive health, psychosocial screening, or elderly care innovation. The technology combines in-house capabilities in robotic hardware and application/system software development: Hardware: Realistic humanoid form with facial expressiveness and full-body articulation enabled by 50 degrees of freedom. Software: Includes social dialogue engines, animation control, application development, and system integration. Advanced features such as video analytics and IoT edge capabilities can be developed based on partner requirements. Cognitive and physical intervention programs for elderly individuals, including dementia care. Social humanoids for community engagement, outreach, and therapeutic feedback collection. Custom humanoid deployments for enterprise-level media communication and interactive content delivery. Eldercare-focused – Designed for cognitive and therapeutic engagement in ageing populations. Deployment-ready – Proven functionality in real-world care settings. Customisable content – Delivers tailored intervention modules. Care support – Automates routine tasks to free up caregivers. Scalable platform – Built for ongoing enhancement and integration. Humanoid, Robot, LLM, Dementia Care, Eldercare, Dementia, Cognitive Health Sustainability, Sustainable Living
Cricket-Based Asian-Style Crackers
The world faces a mounting challenge in feeding a growing population projected to reach 9.7 billion by 2050 (United Nations). This increase drives demand for high-quality protein, but traditional sources like livestock, poultry, and fish are resource-intensive (e.g., water, land, feed), environmentally harmful (GHG emissions, deforestation) and increasingly unsustainable. With high efficiency, low emissions, and strong nutritional value, insect protein offers a sustainable alternative to conventional meat sources—especially relevant in urbanized, climate-conscious societies seeking innovation in food systems like Singapore. Crickets possess subtle flavours reminiscent of crustaceans, making them an excellent addition to our fried crackers. This familiar taste profile is particularly advantageous in Southeast Asia, where prawn crackers (Keropok) are a beloved snack. By leveraging this familiarity, this technology hopes to achieve greater consumer acceptance and rapid market adoption. These versatile crackers can be savoured as a delightful snack or paired with traditional dishes such as Nasi Lemak. Whether enjoyed as a standalone treat or as an accompaniment to a meal, these cricket-infused fried crackers offer a unique and flavourful experience that bridges the gap between innovative food trends and cultural culinary traditions. The method of processing leverages the equipment available and suitable for all standard commercial kitchens e.g. steams, dehydrators, mixers and fryers, thus allowing for lower set-up costs and being scalable to large production quantities. In addition, the recipe does not use any specialised ingredients such as modified starches, additives, preservatives. Starches used are mostly native which means the cost generally be lower and easier to source for. This makes for a relatively clean-label product. The production steps are shown below: Mixing of ingredients Precooking and drying of mixture The dried pieces are deep-fried in hot oil until crispy and golden brown This product is intended to be a high protein snack, with protein content estimated to be around 12%. It also does not contain trans fats. Sodium content can be adjusted with formulation. This makes it a healthier alternative to conventional snacks like potato chips. The shelf life of this product is estimated to be at least 6 months in proper packaging under ambient and higher if nitrogen flushed. This Cricket Keropok serves as a versatile base snack that can be customized with various ingredients, seasonings, and flavours to cater to different taste preferences and market demands. Flavour Variations with Seasonings & Spices (e.g. Mala / Seaweed) Dipping & Pairing Options (e.g. Served as a dipping snack with sauces like sambal, garlic aioli, or yoghurt-based dips) Functional & Health-Oriented Applications (e.g. High-Protein Snack – Marketed as a nutritious, protein-rich alternative to regular crackers) Innovative Culinary Uses (e.g. Crushed as a topping for salads or soups) Scalable with common kitchen equipment Clean label and free of additives Healthier choice snack Sustainable & eco-friendly protein source Customisable & versatile to cater to diverse consumer preferences Alternative Protein Source, High Protein Snack, Food Sustainability, Circular Economy, Eco-Conscious Eating, Sustainable Living Foods, Ingredients, Sustainability, Circular Economy
Envisioning a Safer and a More Productive World with Video Analytics
Monitoring safety and productivity on industrial sites is traditionally manual, error-prone, and resource-intensive. Supervisors often struggle to monitor multiple CCTV feeds, leading to missed incidents and project delays. This technology leverages AI-powered video analytics to automate the detection of safety violations—such as missing PPE, high-risk behavior, and productivity lapses—without the need for constant human oversight. In Singapore alone, over 3,000 construction-related injuries and 17 fatalities were reported in 2023, underscoring the need for smarter solutions. Beyond real-time alerts, the system delivers actionable insights to support long-term safety improvements and operational efficiency. The technology owner is seeking system integrators and software companies for R&D collaboration and test-bedding. This technology is hardware agnostic and is compatible with any IP camera or network video recorder to retrieve and analyze the video feed in real-time and provide alerts that can be sent to various messaging platforms. A server is deployed to provide the full spectrum of services such as running the software, triggering alerts, as well as the dashboard. This technology is enabled by the large construction datasets that powers object detection and tracking. The current range of detection includes scenarios such as barricade removal, workers working at height or under lifted load, safe distancing, and presence of workers in high-risk zones, PPE and more. Besides the detection of high-risk scenarios, this technology can also track productivity insights such as construction floor progress or precast lifting times. Deployment for existing use-cases can typically be completed within 1 to 3 weeks, allowing for quick integration and value realization. For newer or customized applications, the deployment timeline may vary depending on the complexity of the detection requirements and site-specific conditions. This technology can be applied across multiple industries, offering both safety monitoring and advanced analytics capabilities Construction Detection of missing PPE, unsafe behavior, and high-risk activities Time-lapse services for project progress tracking and reporting Manufacturing Monitoring worker compliance and detecting workflow bottlenecks Enhancing factory floor safety with real-time alerts Maritime & Port Operations Safety surveillance in dockyards and cargo handling zones Monitoring restricted area breaches and operational hazards Oil & Gas Detecting proximity to hazardous zones and PPE compliance Supporting incident analysis in high-risk environments Smart Cities & Facility Management License plate recognition for access control Detection of illegal parking, speeding, and vehicle trespass Medium to large construction projects are often delayed and experience cost overruns, which can be significantly improved through significant productivity gains, cost savings and early risk identification just by enabling end users to have a better understanding of their operations wherever they are which would make this a very attractive solution. Significantly improve safety hazard detection and compliance with automatic 24/7 monitoring Increase in productivity by reducing manual site inspections of up to 50% Early identification of risks to plan for mitigation Reduce human errors and ensure consistency   safety, AI, Analytics, construction Infocomm, Video/Image Analysis & Computer Vision, Big Data, Data Analytics, Data Mining & Data Visualisation, Artificial Intelligence
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