Technology Solutions
Designed and built in-house. Bringing AI to the field.
Researched and built in-house. AI, out in the field.
Thehegeo designs and builds sensors and dataloggers for large infrastructure monitoring. In response to the need for bridge traffic analysis, we developed camera-image AI and deployed it in AI boxes. We own the technology stack, from hardware and data to AI agents.
- Sensors
- Datalogger
- AI Box
- Alerts
Born from needs in the field
Phuoc An Port, major cable-stayed bridges, and Ho Chi Minh City Metro Line 1 require monitoring of structures, geological hazards, and the environment. That is why Thehegeo designs and builds its own sensors and data loggers.
This is industrial measurement for large-scale infrastructure, where exceptional stability and precision are essential. These same devices are now also used in smart factories.
Device lineup
Sensors
- What it does
- Measure tilt, strain, and pressure.
- Where it is used
- Bridges, ports, and metro lines
Datalogger
- What it does
- Read sensor data and send it to the cloud and data lake
- Where it is used
- Thehegeo monitoring systems
AI Box
- What it does
- Run AI to analyze camera images
- Where it is used
- Transport (TranspoX) and urban security (CiviX)
From device to alert
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Sensor measurement
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The datalogger sends data to the cloud and data lake.
03
Analyze large datasets to provide early warnings about structural health.
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The responsible person receives the alert and decides what to do.
Where it is deployed
- InfrastructureMonitor cable-stayed bridges, ports, and metro lines; apply AI to urban tunnel monitoring.
- TransportTranspoX, AI for smart transport.
- Urban securityCiviX, AI cameras, and cloud.
Looking ahead: Physical AI
Years of work on sensors, mechanics, and circuit boards have laid the groundwork for Thehegeo’s move toward Physical AI, where agents can operate devices and robots in the real world, not just work with documents and data. This is a direction for future development, not a product currently offered.
Where we are heading: agents that work not only with documents and data, but also control devices and robots in the real world. A direction, not a product on offer today.