Bentley Systems showcased its vision for open data ecosystems at the Year in Infrastructure conference, emphasizing their importance for enhancing infrastructure resilience and sustainability. CEO Nicholas Cumins highlighted the need for secure data sharing to tackle global infrastructure challenges, such as energy grid expansion and transportation modernization. The event featured discussions with global engineering and construction firms on improving project delivery and asset performance.
The partnership with Google was a key highlight, integrating extensive geospatial data with Bentley's engineering software to create actionable insights. Bentley's recent acquisition of Cesium enhances their capabilities in 3D geospatial applications, which are crucial for visualizing infrastructure projects. The introduction of AI-driven solutions, such as OpenSite+, aims to automate tasks and improve efficiency in civil site design.
• Open data ecosystems are essential for modern infrastructure engineering.
• AI applications enhance infrastructure operations and asset management.
This concept is crucial for addressing complex infrastructure projects involving multiple organizations.
Bentley's digital twin solutions utilize AI to optimize infrastructure operations and predict maintenance needs.
OpenSite+, announced at the conference, incorporates generative AI to enhance civil site design productivity.
Bentley's focus on open data ecosystems and AI-driven analytics positions it at the forefront of modern engineering challenges.
The partnership with Bentley enhances the integration of geospatial insights into infrastructure engineering applications.
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