- Date 8 Jan 2021
Innovation partnerships are a major part of Eastpoint’s expertise and growth.
And now our amazing team has been selected to develop a digital twin enabled solution funded by Innovate UK.
The aim of the project is ambitious – to reduce maintenance costs on critical assets for energy sectors affected by corrosion, while improving automated decision making that leads to improved safety and operational efficiency.
The three company consortium will achieve this by developing 5G-enabled structural health monitoring hardware dedicated to detecting corrosion, and continuously integrating sensory data with a Digital Twin platform developed by Eastpoint.
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