Pacific Consultants and OPTiM CORPORATION added infrastructure inspection features for local governments to “OPTiM Geo Scan,” linking the process from creating inspection records on smartphones through high-precision surveying and drawing creation.
Infrastructure inspection features for local governments have been added to OPTiM Geo Scan, enhancing its capabilities so that the entire process, from inspection to surveying and drawing creation, can be completed using only a smartphone. This is expected to centralize the management of location information and data sharing while inspection records are created on site.
The added features are designed to create inspection records on a smartphone, link them with high-precision surveying data, and extend the workflow through drawing creation. Pacific Consultants and OPTiM CORPORATION are listed as the companies introducing the system, with the aim of advancing infrastructure maintenance and management by local governments.
A monitoring feature compatible with the Embankment Regulation Act is scheduled to be added in the future, which is expected to strengthen the long-term management of inspection data and regulatory compliance. Further feature enhancements are expected to advance maintenance and management capabilities.