INNOVATING TO SUPPORT YOU BETTER
At Sogelink, we are committed to providing advanced technological solutions to meet the complex challenges of our clients
Our approach to innovation is driven by 3 key points:
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Our innovation strategy is built on:
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The goals of our Innovation team are to:
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Digital Twin is a marker of the accelerating digitization of the construction sector.
From design and construction to operation and maintenance of structures in their environment, many fields of application are opened up thanks to the collection and analysis of complex data throughout the lifecycle of a project.
Sogelink’s broad spectrum of solutions and the recognized experience of our subsidiary in the Netherlands in Digital Twin allow us to position ourselves as a leading player in this field.
Artificial intelligence (AI) can process a monumental amount of data in record time, giving it a remarkable predictive ability. This is a major advantage in the construction sector, where AI systematically generates time savings, resource savings, and increased safety for workers on site.
Here are some of the benefits of using AI in construction:
Sogelink is committed to helping our clients adopt AI technology and realize its many benefits.
The Simplified Street Plan (PCRS) is a very high-precision shared base map that is used in France. Specially designed to be the support for response plans to DT/DICT, its implementation is particularly complex because it requires the mobilization of many actors and significant investments.
Sogelink is participating in working groups and experiments on the PCRS standard. We are working with other stakeholders to reflect on the challenges posed by the arrival of a shared base map:
Regulations require network operators to have a very precise knowledge of the location of their facilities. When responding to DT/DICT, this very precise information is transmitted on a PDF plan, which must then be transferred by the declarant to a synthesis plan for the study of their project. This time-consuming step considerably reduces the accuracy of the data, and errors in transfer or interpretation are a major source of risk.
To solve this problem, Sogelink participated in the development of a technical standard called Star-DT. This technology allows the exchange of network location data without any loss of precision, thus generating significant time savings for design offices and a reduced risk of damage for operators.
Although its use is not yet mandatory, Sogelink has already integrated the standard into all of its design software and is taking the initiative to offer its clients the production of Star-DT files in its DICT.fr Réponse solution.
Photogrammetry and mobile mapping integrated into Sogelink’s solutions allow for very precise acquisitions in record time, thus considerably reducing the time spent in the field. The challenges of our innovation center now focus on drawing times in the office, which are often too long and repetitive.
To save you even more time, Sogelink is today working in partnership with a research laboratory on the development of a semi-automated topographic plan drawing algorithm from point clouds.
This AI will be able to quickly propose a draft plan to generate your projects more quickly, leaving you to bring your expertise without spending hours surveying sidewalks, poles or building facades.
Sogelink is committed to working for a more sustainable and responsible construction sector, through several axes of action:
The field of topography is undergoing rapid evolution, with new technologies emerging that are transforming the way data is collected, processed, and used.
Here are some of the trends shaping the future of topography:
Sogelink is at the forefront of these innovations, providing cutting-edge solutions and services that meet the needs of topography professionals.