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Israel and US-based Dynamic Infrastructure, which uses AI-driven predictive technology for bridges and tunnels, has partnered with Sydney-based firm IF3 Pty to deploy its platform on the entire inventory of bridges and infrastructure assets in Victoria’s Horsham Rural City Council. The partnership marks the first time the technology is being deployed in Australia, which will now join countries already implementing its technology like the U.S, Germany, and Israel.
“(Governments) have big problems and small budgets, so how do you close that gap?” asked Dynamic Infrastructure CEO Saar Dickman. “One of the things we figured out was that we don’t want to enforce new processes and new technologies because they don’t have money. If they have money they want to fix the road or bridge. They don’t want to spend billions on technologies.” Dynamic Infrastructure, aware that any loose change would go directly to the immediate repair of the construction, saw a way to help with