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GScan’s Muon Flux Technology deployed on an €18m bridge renovation project
Constructed in 1981, Sõpruse sild (Friendship bridge) is the longest publicly accessible bridge in Estonia, measuring 488.2m in total length. It is an extremely important transport corridor, connecting two parts of the city of Tartu. Renovation work is planned to take place until early 2027 to strengthen the bridge and extend its lifetime. The contractors AS TREF and AS TREF Nord identified that the post-tensioning strands of the main girders of 33m spans were in poor co
Nov 273 min read


Llanrhystud Bridge Becomes UK's First In-Service Structure to be Inspected by Cutting-Edge Muon Tomography
Llanrhystud Bridge is set to make history as the first operational bridge in the UK to be evaluated using cutting-edge Muon Tomography...
Sep 262 min read


GScan Secures Top Innovation Prize at New Civil Engineer Bridge Awards
GScan is thrilled to be announced as the winner in the Innovation in Bridge Inspection category at the prestigious New Civil Engineer (NCE) Bridge Awards . The award recognizes GScan's revolutionary application of high-resolution muon tomography and Artificial Intelligence (AI) for the structural assessment of post-tensioned bridges, a core component of the National Highways Structures Moonshot Programme, led by AtkinsRéalis and Jacobs . The winning project showcased a trul
Jul 11 min read


GScan's 1st webinar
We’re proud to host our 1st webinar on using cosmic rays to revolutionize assessment of concrete stuctures. Please register here or down...
Jun 26, 20241 min read
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