Roadside Signboards Detection, Recognition, Identification an Structural Analysis

I&T Solution Roadside Signboards Detection, Recognition, Identification an Structural Analysis
(REF: S-1746)
Trial Project
Solution Feature
  • We proposed a three-step approach for evaluating the potential signboard falling risks, which integrates cutting-edge AI techniques alongside physics-based modelling to enhance risk evaluation precision.
  • The signboard segmentation module leverages Mask-RCNN and neural style transfer, which ensures accurate high-resolution segmentation within varying weather and lighting conditions.
  • The defect detection module is based on Co-DERT and RT-DERT models, the best performing algorithm, which can efficiently pinpoint a range of defect.
  • The risk assessment module is a fusion of AI and physical modelling: quantifying signboard deformations by comparing to past patrolling data, and further augmented by finite element analyses and Bayesian Inference.
  • A user-friendly interface and backend system will be developed, facilitating easy signboards lookups and supporting data reflow.
Trial Application and Expected Outcome
  • Create a curated signboard segmentation dataset with annotations to facilitate the training and assessment of the signboard segmentation model.
  • Establish a labelled signboard defect dataset encompassing various defects like rust, deformities, missing displays, among others, to train and evaluate the defect detection model.
  • Generate a dataset for signboard falling risks derived from outcomes of finite element modeling and Bayesian Inference, for training and evaluating the risk assessment model.
  • The overall risk assessment accuracy will be evaluated using the data of historical signboard falling incidents happened in Hong Kong or other cities.



Info on I&T Solution Provider
Solution Provider:The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Address:Room 3564, 3/F, Academic Building, HKUST, Clear Water Bay, Hong Kong
Contact Person:Walter Zhe Wang
Position:Assistant Professor
Tel:23588753
Fax:23581534
Email: cezhewang@ust.hk
Webpage: https://walterzwang.github.io/

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