Cytisus AI provides AI adoption infrastructure for Australian industry, offering customised AI assistants, digital twins, and automation tools integrated directly into existing workflows. The company’s CADIS platform manages readiness assessment, deployment, and ongoing support, with intelligent systems that identify defects and standardise inspection reporting. As the Australian representative for RaSpect, it delivers GPS-denied autonomous drone inspections with 3D LiDAR precision for continuous monitoring of critical infrastructure.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Problem
Australian industrial operations frequently rely on manual inspection and monitoring methods for critical infrastructure such as telecommunications towers, solar farms, and substations, which introduces safety risks for personnel working at height and requires scheduled downtime. Traditional inspection also produces only snapshot-in-time data that fails to capture continuous structural changes, limiting the ability to make timely, informed maintenance decisions.
Solution
Cytisus AI provides end-to-end AI adoption infrastructure through its CADIS (Cytisus AI Digital Innovation Studio) platform, enabling Australian industry to integrate smart AI assistants, digital twins, and automation tools into existing operational workflows. The company connects local businesses with global hardware and software leaders, delivering customised inspection and monitoring solutions that are assessed, deployed, and supported by Cytisus AI. Once deployed, the automated system detects minor-to-major defects, standardises inspection and reporting processes, and delivers progressively more accurate assessments to guide operational next steps. By combining intelligent deployment with automated data analysis, the platform reduces costs, saves time, and enables continuous oversight without interrupting production schedules.
Target Audience
Primary customers are Australian industrial operators including telecommunications network owners, solar farm managers, substation operators, and industrial facility managers who require regular structural and safety inspections across hard-to-reach or hazardous environments.
Features
- Customised integration of AI assistants, digital twins, and automation tools into existing business workflows
- Automated defect detection ranging from minor to major issues with standardised inspection and reporting
- GPS-denied autonomous navigation via drone technology, enabling inspection without on-site pilots or scheduled downtime
- 3D LiDAR precision at 200,000 points per second for high-accuracy structural assessment
- End-to-end readiness assessment, deployment management, and ongoing support through the CADIS platform
- Access to global software and hardware providers through established international partnerships