Dynamic Infrastructure Updates Virtual Assistant Engineer for Civil Asset Management

Nov 13, 2025
Dynamic Infrastructure has released a new version of its Virtual Assistant Engineer, an AI platform for managing bridges, culverts, and roadways, with enhanced automation for inspection and risk forecasting.

Dynamic Infrastructure has released a new version of its Virtual Assistant Engineer, announced in a press release. The updated platform is being rolled out to flagship users before broader availability later in November 2025.

The new version adds greater automation for inspection review and evaluation, converting inspection data into actionable maintenance plans. It also supports cross-asset risk forecasting and compliance with FEMA reporting requirements.

The Virtual Assistant Engineer processes historical data, imagery, and documents to generate operational intelligence for agencies managing bridges, culverts, and roadways. The company said the system helps extend asset lifespans, reduce operational costs, and streamline engineers' analysis tasks.

Dynamic Infrastructure’s Engineering-AI platform is already deployed across thousands of assets in the U.S., Europe, and Australia, supporting public agencies and private infrastructure owners focused on maintenance efficiency.

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