Pothole or road defect measurements are time consuming, dangerous, subject and often inaccurate when done manually. Manual data gathering is often in-sufficient when you are faced with expensive litigation. GPC measure is fast, safe and accurate.
Bringing 3D Innovative Pothole Technology to Ports Potholes and road surface repairs are always a pain point for anyone, especially at commercial ports. GPC in partnership with Intel are running a research and development project to prove the effectiveness of their 3D Pothole software at DP
GPC Systems Ltd, a UK based software company, are using artificial intelligence to automatically find and report potholes using vehicle mounted 3D cameras.
GPC has developed a system that uses 3D technology to accurately measure potholes and other road damage. Currently, the process of identifying and rectifying road damage relies on motorists and highway authorities reporting potholes to councils. In many cases, a manual inspection must then be conducted
GPC are proud to announce that due to the COVID-19 pandemic weare going to be providing 6 month free licensing to our NHS Clientsand Colleagues. GPC are investing their software to support the NHSduring their staff shortages and enhanced pressure due to COVID-19. What is GPC’s
GPC are excited to be working with veterinary surgeons at Virginia Tech where our measurement application is being used to measure and monitor the progress of wound healing in horses. Experts at Virginia Tech are testing how new wound treatments might improve the rate at
GPC’s development team are constantly looking at new ways our 3D measurement applications can be brought to market. We have recently achieved practical success using mobile phones to utilise 3D applications without the use of an external camera. We are currently still in trial phase
We are pleased to announce our certified partnership with Panasonic. Our 3D pothole, medical and freight measurement applications are available on all Panasonic TOUGHPAD devices.
GPC Systems has been nominated as a finalist for the Journal of Wound Care Awards 2019. The award ceremony will be held on Friday 1st March, where the winner will be announced.
