We recently had the privilege of conducting a Faculty Development Training (FDP) at Parul University, aimed at bridging the gap between traditional teaching methods and the rapidly evolving landscape of aerial surveying, GIS, and AI-powered civil engineering solutions.

๐Ÿ” Key Focus Areas:
Introduction to Aerial Intelligence โ€“ Understanding how drones and smart payloads are revolutionizing topographic surveys, infrastructure monitoring, and construction planning.

AI Integration in Surveying โ€“ Showcasing real-world applications of AI for crack detection, volumetric analysis, and 3D reconstruction using NeRF (Neural Radiance Fields).

Hands-on Demonstration โ€“ Live demos and post-processing workflows gave faculty members a direct experience of how modern tools can enrich both research and teaching.

The session was not just about tools and technologyโ€”it was about equipping educators to guide the next generation of engineers with real-world, field-tested knowledge.

We extend our thanks to the Department of Civil Engineering, Parul University for hosting us and fostering such a forward-thinking learning environment. The curiosity and participation from the faculty reaffirmed our belief: when educators are empowered, the ripple effect reaches generations of learners.

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