
A practical business case in infrastructure
As one of the world’s leading digital airports, Schiphol is looking to increase its level of customer satisfaction through process automation.
We set out to show how our BrainMatter platform could empower Schiphol and its main contractors with on-time performance during the life cycle of the airport’s physical assets whilst reducing operational costs.
BrainMatter views nearly 2,000 high-resolution panoramic images with approximately 25,000 relevant identified assets, allowing users to create example sets to learn from in a matter of hours.
BrainMatter learns to recognize many asset classes and accurately assess their current state. It learned to recognize and assess 8 asset classes out of the 80k+ assets in just 7 days
Brainmatter adopts business rules used to initiate follow-up actions when issues are detected. In this case, actions can be pushed to Schiphol's IBM Maximo implementation.
Download the case study and find out how BrainMatter's Intelligent Automation enables asset managers and quality inspectors to longer having to carry out manual inspections and instead will be notified via tickets when assets such as lighting, smoke detectors and surveillance cameras require maintenance.
This allows Schiphol and its main contractors to intelligently automate asset monitoring, improve first-time fix rates, increase information exchange, reduce costs and improve risk identification.