Lumea Launches Digital Portfolio for Virtual Inspections
Niko Pajkovic — May 16, 2022 — Tech
References: lumea.au & insidetowers
Australian wireless infrastructure provider Lumea has teamed up with SiteSee and LeBLANC to launch a completely digital infrastructure portfolio, which will be made accessible through a standalone portal designed to streamline the company's various telecommunications applications.
More specifically, the platform will enable users to virtually visit telecommunications tower sites, which are recreated via 3D models that are mapped by SiteSee’s Artificial Intelligence Digital Twin technology. As a result, these sites can be instantly and accurately surveyed by inspectors, meaning customers will no longer have to physically visit their leased sites.
“This tool further demonstrates the investment we are making in smart application and maintenance programs to advance digital connectivity across our network. This is another example where we are bridging the digital divide by enabling better mobile coverage and critical communication services for consumers in rural and regional areas," said Lumea Head of Telecommunications, Glenn Wood.
Image Credit: Lumea
More specifically, the platform will enable users to virtually visit telecommunications tower sites, which are recreated via 3D models that are mapped by SiteSee’s Artificial Intelligence Digital Twin technology. As a result, these sites can be instantly and accurately surveyed by inspectors, meaning customers will no longer have to physically visit their leased sites.
“This tool further demonstrates the investment we are making in smart application and maintenance programs to advance digital connectivity across our network. This is another example where we are bridging the digital divide by enabling better mobile coverage and critical communication services for consumers in rural and regional areas," said Lumea Head of Telecommunications, Glenn Wood.
Image Credit: Lumea
Trend Themes
1. Digital Twin Infrastructure - Companies can leverage digital twin technology to create virtual replicas of infrastructure sites for accurate and efficient inspections.
2. Telecom Virtual Inspections - The use of virtual inspections for telecommunications infrastructure can improve efficiency and reduce the need for physical visits to site locations.
3. AI Mapping Technology - The use of AI mapping technology in creating 3D models of infrastructure sites can lead to more accurate and efficient inspections, improving overall operations and maintenance.
Industry Implications
1. Wireless Infrastructure - Wireless infrastructure providers can benefit from investing in digital twin technology to improve maintenance and inspection processes.
2. Telecommunications - Telecommunications companies can benefit from virtual inspections to streamline operations and reduce costs associated with physical site visits.
3. AI Technology - Companies developing AI mapping technology can provide solutions for various industries seeking to improve accuracy and efficiency in inspections and maintenance processes.
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