Solutions

Answers for the network you are responsible for

RailMap.ai is built around the work infrastructure owners actually do: inspecting, planning, auditing and proving that it was done.

Track inspection

Walked patrols are slow, weather-bound and hard to evidence.

Inspect the corridor from the desk with imagery refreshed on a schedule you set, and send crews only where a detection warrants it.

  • Fewer trackside hours
  • Consistent coverage
  • Photo-backed findings

Maintenance planning

Renewal cases rest on sampled data and institutional memory.

Rank sections by measured condition and trend, then bundle nearby work items into a single possession instead of three.

  • Condition trends per mile
  • Possession bundling
  • Defensible budgets

Crossing & signage audits

Crossing records go stale between formal assessments.

Every crossing is re-photographed each pass, with signage legibility and sightline obstructions checked automatically.

  • Full crossing register
  • Legibility scoring
  • Audit-ready evidence

Vegetation encroachment

Growth is only noticed when it reaches the clearance envelope.

Season-over-season comparison flags encroachment early and targets cutting to the spans that actually need it.

  • Clearance measurement
  • Seasonal comparison
  • Targeted cutting plans

Contractor verification

Completed-work claims are hard to check after the possession ends.

Run a pass before and after the works and compare the same mile frame by frame, with dates on the record.

  • Before/after evidence
  • Dispute reduction
  • Faster sign-off

Start with one corridor

Most owners begin with a 30–60 mile pilot: one capture pass, a full asset register and a ranked defect list to compare against their current process.

Talk to us about a pilot