Inspech Client Succes Stories

A Scalable Visual-Inspection Route for Malaysian Public Road Networks

INSPECH — Tue, 01 Sep 2026 12:22:30 GMT

Malaysian Public Works Departments and municipalities can receive structured, inspector-validated visual road condition evidence through DTAP's local pavement-engineering workflow, supported by Inspech. The provider manages operational delivery; the public authority retains responsibility for standards, priorities and network decisions.

DTAP: From Operational Adoption to More Than 10,000 Lane-km in the First Year

INSPECH — Tue, 01 Sep 2026 12:11:31 GMT

DTAP integrated Inspech into its operational pavement-assessment workflow and delivered more than 10,000 lane-km through that workflow during the first 12 months. It shows how an inspection provider can scale visual assessment while retaining professional responsibility for validation and client advice.

Building a more current view of the Dutch national highway network

INSPECH — Tue, 01 Sep 2026 11:53:44 GMT

Rijkswaterstaat · Unihorn · The Netherlands

Unihorn: From kilometers of road footage to clear insight with Inspech

glenn.brouwer@braincreators.com (Glenn Brouwer) — Wed, 17 Dec 2025 11:12:53 GMT

Unihorn works on the infrastructure of today and tomorrow. As an independent research, consulting, and design firm, the company supports governments and contractors with challenges around infrastructure and public space, backed by expertise in geodata & monitoring, environment, laboratory research, design, pavements, and asset management.

Their mission is clear: create a sustainable and safe infrastructure for current and future generations. To achieve this, Unihorn brings human expertise together with technological innovation. That’s why Unihorn works with Inspech, the AI-powered Assistant that transforms road imagery into clear, actionable insights.

More roads, less time
Mapping the condition of a road network is a careful process made up of multiple research steps. Each step contributes to the complete picture, from the first camera footage to the final maintenance decision.

Until recently, the visual analysis of road images was the main bottleneck: reviewing hours of footage, frame by frame. It consumed time, required significant manpower, and made results hard to compare across projects.

AI as an extra set of eyes
With Inspech, Unihorn has set a new standard for efficiency and consistency. The AI-powered Assistant automatically analyzes pavement imagery, detects damage, and classifies it according to established norms. Inspectors stay fully in control: they review, adjust, or confirm the AI results.

The result is a workflow where human expertise and artificial intelligence strengthen one another.

Unihorn’s inspection workflow in 10 steps
Unihorn combines technical expertise with smart automation. Inspech plays a crucial role as the second step in a carefully structured research process:

The Future of Road Maintenance is Now: Breda’s Digital Inspection

glenn.brouwer@braincreators.com (Glenn Brouwer) — Thu, 26 Sep 2024 15:31:25 GMT

How a Dutch city found an intelligent and cost-effective solution to its road maintenance challenges

How Inspech works when walk-overs are not possible

glenn.brouwer@braincreators.com (Glenn Brouwer) — Wed, 28 Aug 2024 13:04:50 GMT

Transport for New South Wales, Australia

How Inspech works when walk-overs are not possible

Inspection & Maintenance with Inspech

glenn.brouwer@braincreators.com (Glenn Brouwer) — Wed, 28 Aug 2024 13:00:44 GMT

Improving the overall maintenance of the A15 motorway