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George Hauser 24 days ago

I work as a civil construction inspector dealing with roadways. I can see how robots could be used to carry out various field tests of soils, concrete, asphalt etc. I can also foresee robots aiding in conducting various kinds of field measurements as well. Artificial Intelligence could be capable of noticing various potential issues quicker than human vision could do. AI could also help search for various building codes, standards and procedures faster and more effectively out in the field.

With all of this said, I believe the human element is still going to be needed in terms of engineering judgment, intuition, decision making and interpersonal communication with contractors and the in addressing the public as well.

A future civil construction inspector, will probably evolve into sort of an assistant field project manager or an assistant project engineer. They might be managing perhaps 2 to 4 field robots or AI oriented project systems.

So, this type of job won't disappear anytime soon, but it will evolve and change in its overall nature somewhat.

AI and robotics will basically increase overall worker productivity and accuracy in the inspection field. Future Inspectors will be able to handle more tasks simultaneously and more accurately. AI will help us identify potential problems faster and find relevant project information faster, but engineering judgment, intuition, decision making and communication skills are still going to require that human element involved.

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Howard Grisham (لا فرصة) 2 years ago

Assuring that "as built" construction is actually in compliance with what engineers and architects set out in blueprints is crucial to safety in public and private sectors. Construction inspectors assure that contractors comply with building and safety standards by doing testing and visual confirmation.

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J. Pantoja (منخفض) 3 years ago

In inspection, criteria, perceptions, objectivity are applied. I doubt the machines will have it anytime soon.

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Someone 4 years ago

No because the robots will most likely miss what your trying to do or it might say it will not work when it does.

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