AI combines cameras and LiDAR to flag unstable rock slopes before they collapse
CodeByPoonam · x · 2026-10-26
High-res cameras capture cracks and loose rock up close while LiDAR builds a detailed 3D terrain map; AI reads both and flags unstable areas. Repeat scans catch changes a human eye would miss.
The real win: engineers can inspect deadly slopes without sending anyone onto them. It can't predict the exact moment rocks fall, but earlier warning buys time to act.
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