Investigating the safety of structures with higher precision and lower cost.
Sugitec's civil engineering structure surveys utilize the following technologies/systems to achieve efficient and high-precision investigations: 1. A "cooled infrared camera" that enables high-precision surveys of the north side of structures with minimal temperature variation, as well as investigations in subways and tunnels without sunlight, surpassing conventional infrared cameras. 2. A "150 million pixel camera system & super telephoto lens + high-resolution camera system" that allows for the acquisition of crack images from distant locations or high altitudes. Additionally, the analysis system "Kuraves" automatically analyzes the visible images obtained. 3. The unique app "Smart ST" enhances surveys with three major technologies that enable accurate and efficient investigations during tapping surveys, streamline the creation of reports, and manage work progress. With these technologies, it becomes possible to efficiently and accurately identify hazardous areas, allowing subsequent repair work to be conducted without waste and with greater efficiency.
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- Infrared survey = High-end "cooled infrared camera" that captures even subtle temperature changes - Crack survey = "Super telephoto lens, ultra-high pixel camera + automatic analysis system" - Tap survey = "Smart ST" that streamlines investigation and report creation
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■Cooling-type infrared camera = Investigation of structural floating - Investigation possible in environments with little temperature change - Investigation possible in environments without sunlight, such as subways ■Super telephoto lens + ultra-high pixel camera + automatic analysis system - Super telephoto lens enables high-altitude shooting - Captures a wide area in one shot with 150 million pixels of ultra-high resolution - Analyzes captured images with an automatic crack detection system ■Smart ST for efficient investigation and report creation - By investigating the deteriorated areas identified in the preliminary survey with Smart ST, more accurate deterioration information can be obtained - Various reports required for the report can be output with one click - Equipped with a convenient work management function for the civil engineering field
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At Sugitec, we provide comprehensive solutions from building and structural diagnosis to repair and renovation — all in one place. From infrared camera inspections of exterior walls to drone-based surveys, we offer a wide range of services tailored to diverse needs. With extensive experience spanning office buildings, condominiums, specialized facilities, government and municipal properties, and educational institutions, we combine decades of expertise in inspection and renovation with the latest equipment to deliver highly reliable evidence data and perform precise, effective repair work. In addition, leveraging knowledge gained from numerous on-site projects, we are also committed to developing innovative digital solutions, including: Smart Tile Saver – AI-powered infrared system for detecting tile delamination Smart Crack Checker – Ultra-telephoto, high-resolution crack detection and automated analysis Smart Roof Saver – Infrared + AI solution for efficient roof inspections Smart ST – Cloud-based field application for streamlining investigations and reporting These solutions not only enhance efficiency and reduce costs in building diagnostics and maintenance, but also contribute significantly to the advancement of Construction DX and the realization of a decarbonized society. As a “Building Doctor” focused on the entire lifecycle of structures, Sugitec will continue to combine cutting-edge technology with proven expertise to ensure the safety, reliability, and sustainability of buildings for the future.
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