Invigilo Partnership with Aespada
Invigilo partners with Aespada to integrate AI-driven safety with AespadaDMS, automating truck check-ins, arrival alerts, and turnaround tracking.
Invigilo has announced a partnership with Aespada, to accelerate the integration of Invigilo’s proprietary construction safety AI system with AespadaDMS.
This solution will automatically identify and check-in incoming trucks with valid approval, afterwards disseminating a notification of arrival to the relevant stakeholders. As such, this removes the need for human presence on-site to manually monitor and update the delivery status, while also facilitating communication of information between different parties.
Another feature that this solution offers, which goes a step above current practices, is the recording of turnaround time. With this documentation, stakeholders are able to quantitatively track productivity, and hence are able to make necessary adjustments. This system can be used in several different types of projects spanning various terrains, like reclamation sites, clearance land sites, and also construction sites with limited manpower resources.
About Aespada:
Aespada is a Singapore-based Construction Technology company with the vision to Accelerate the Digitalization of Material Logistics for the Built Environment.
The solution was conceptualized in Nanyang Technological University, Singapore by Co-founders Jean Christophe Li and Charles Ng, and fine tuned by Industry experts.
AespadaDMS is an On-Site Construction Logistics Management system which helps Main Contractors to schedule, manage and track their incoming deliveries to the construction sites.
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