Laser sources for road, bridge and tunnel inspection.
Exaktera machine vision lasers, combined with cameras and image processing, help inspection systems capture surface structures in high resolution and detect road damage, cracks, wear and other defects, even in hard-to-reach areas. The result is targeted maintenance, better use of budgets and fewer traffic disruptions.
Ageing infrastructure, limited budgets.
- The condition of roads and tunnels is difficult to assess.
- Maintenance budgets are restricted.
- Preventive maintenance is needed to avoid failures.
- Weather and light conditions affect inspection.
- New technology has to integrate with existing systems.

Detecting road damage from a moving vehicle.
Growing demands on road infrastructure call for advanced monitoring. Exaktera machine vision lasers, combined with suitable cameras, help inspection systems detect road damage precisely, supporting effective maintenance analysis and cost-efficient repairs that improve both the safety and the lifespan of roads. The laser modules are designed for reliable performance in wet, bright and high-speed applications, and integrate easily into existing inspection and monitoring systems.

Condition monitoring for bridges and tunnels.
Exaktera machine vision lasers enable precise and reliable condition monitoring of bridges and tunnels. Integrated into image-based inspection systems, they help detect structural defects such as deformations, cracks, corrosion, leaks and surface wear. In tunnel inspection, laser scanning also supports detailed 3D models of the structure, providing a reliable basis for maintenance planning, improved safety and fewer unexpected repair costs.

Laser outlines for vehicle alignment and safety zones.
Exaktera positioning lasers mark the outlines of trucks precisely, making vehicle alignment easier and highlighting safety zones in logistics operations.

Our application engineers work with highway agencies, survey vehicle builders and inspection system integrators. Tell us about the inspection task and the installation environment.
