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From time to time we publish articles showcasing work, technologies, innovations, or news in and around our industry.

  • Reflecting on 2024 and Kicking Off 2025

    Reflecting on 2024 and Kicking Off 2025

    The ITEK team is ringing in the new year in full swing, diving straight into action at the 2025 Annual Transportation Research Board (TRB) Meeting in Washington, DC. This event offers valuable insights into the latest technologies, progress, and innovations shaping transportation and safeguarding our society. In 2024, our Business Development team focused on expanding…

  • Upcoming Events & Exciting Opportunities

    Upcoming Events & Exciting Opportunities

    As we enter 2025, we’re excited to connect at key industry events. Visit our booth or schedule a call with our Business Development Director to explore sensor SHM technology and collaboration opportunities. Let’s build success together.

  • Understanding Structural Failures and Ensuring Safety in the United States

    Understanding Structural Failures and Ensuring Safety in the United States

    In an era of advancing technology, the U.S. faces significant challenges with structural failures in concrete constructions, highlighting the critical need for enhanced building inspections and modern monitoring strategies.

  • Wireless Embedded Sensor Technology for Long-Term Corrosion Detection and Prediction

    Wireless Embedded Sensor Technology for Long-Term Corrosion Detection and Prediction

    Wireless embedded sensor technology, combined with IoT and AI, is significantly enhancing structural health monitoring, particularly in detecting and preventing corrosion in reinforced concrete.

  • How to ensure long-term safety and operation of bridges over the years?

    How to ensure long-term safety and operation of bridges over the years?

    Bridges, crucial for transportation, require meticulous maintenance due to aging and environmental stress. The ASCE’s 2021 report graded U.S. infrastructure at C-, highlighting the urgency for enhanced bridge preservation.