Trendspek

Trendspek is a Sydney-based platform for owners of critical infrastructure such as ports, energy facilities, jetties and telecommunications networks. It takes data captured by drones, robotics, underwater ROVs and handheld devices and turns it into engineering-grade 3D models. Engineers can then measure, mark up and tag defects directly on the model. The vendor calls the product a Structural Lifecycle Management System. Each asset gets one record that holds its inspection history, audit trail, defect classifications, generated reports, remediation scopes, capital works plans and change tracking over time. Photogrammetry, lidar, thermal and BIM datasets can be overlaid and compared. A newer Autodetect AI stage flags likely defects and changes between captures, and engineers make the final call. Pricing is per site and depends on the asset's size and complexity. There are two plans, Foundation and SLMS, and neither publishes a price. Every plan includes unlimited users with no per-user fees, plus SSO, MFA, role-based access and API access. Processing of new captures is charged separately. Paid add-ons cover ERP and CMMS connectors, private cloud hosting, custom AI models and advisory services. The platform is built on Bentley iTwin and Cesium. It connects to CMMS, ERP and BI tools, and it holds ISO 27001, ISO 27701 and SOC 2 Type II certifications. Named customers include Chevron, Woodside, NSW Ports and the Port of Rotterdam. Its main limitation is that it is a structural inspection record, not a full maintenance system. Work orders and spare parts stay in a connected CMMS, and buyers need a consultation and pilot before they get a quote.