Producers relied on intuition, using excess cement to ensure strength. Now, AI analyzes real-time telemetry to optimize mix designs.
A Canadian construction technology company maintaining the world's largest concrete dataset, featuring over 300,000 unique mix designs and data from 75 million cubic meters of material.
The industry traditionally relied on intuition, frequently using more cement than necessary to guarantee structural strength. This over-engineering...
“We started Giatec with the vision to revolutionize the concrete industry. To bring easy-to-use software and sensors so that all the stakeholders throughout the lifecycle of concrete can benefit from and improve the productivity, efficiency, safety and durability in construction projects.”
IoT sensors and AI software for real-time concrete testing and monitoring.
Enterprise software, cloud infrastructure, and consumer electronics platform.
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