The Unite Institute for Informatics Problems of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus held a working meeting to discuss the scientific, technological, and industry potential for creating an advanced digital environment for inspecting buildings and structures. The goal of the meeting was to identify ways to support the full lifecycle of both technological and civil real estate assets.

The meeting was chaired by Sergei Kasanin, Deputy Director General for Research at the Joint Institute for Informatics Problems of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus.

Participating in the dialogue on behalf of the Joint Institute for Informatics Problems were:

• Sergei Potetenko, Head of the Department of Scientific and Methodological Support for Digital Development (DSMSD);
• Sergei Kruglikov, Chief Researcher at DSMSD;
• Natalia Mukha, Researcher at DSMSD;
• Yuri Bondarenko, Head of the Information Security Problems Laboratory.

The discussion was joined by executives and experts from Belarusian and Russian companies:

• Vladislav  Tikhonovsky (Russia), First Deputy General Director of JSC GC Neolant;
• Sergey  Biratko (Belarus), General Director of CJSC Belatomservice;
• Vsevolod Vityazev (Russia), Deputy General Director for Project Management and Sales, JSC Rosatom Service;
• Artur  Sangdel (Belarus), Construction and Installation Management Expert, Rosatom Engineering Division, JSC AtomStroyExport;
• Aleksey Khmelnitsky (Belarus), Director of ArkhStroyConsult LLC;
• Dmitry Kulikovsky (Belarus), Deputy Director for Software Products, ArkhStroyConsult LLC.

During the event, the parties presented their scientific and practical developments and key areas of activity. The main focus was on the possibilities of integrating advanced technologies into the construction industry.

The substantive discussion focused on the use of artificial intelligence technologies for targeted building analysis. This will improve the operational safety of facilities and optimize maintenance costs by accurately predicting structural deterioration and identifying hidden defects.

The meeting laid the foundation for further strengthening scientific and technological cooperation between academic research and industrial partners.