Screening Eagle Technologies operates at the intersection of physical infrastructure and digital intelligence. The company builds a connected ecosystem of cloud-based software and portable non-destructive testing (NDT) sensors - ground penetrating radar, ultrasonic imaging, and other modalities - designed to inspect and assess the built environment. The threat model here isn't traditional cybersecurity but infrastructure integrity: corrosion, structural defects, and degradation in critical assets like bridges, buildings, and utility networks. The platform automates defect detection and corrosion assessment using deep neural networks and AI, then channels that data into automated reporting workflows for asset owners and inspectors.
Technically, the stack spans sensor firmware, edge processing for imaging data, cloud infrastructure for storage and analytics, and ML pipelines for defect classification across multiple NDT modalities. The engineering challenge is real-time structural diagnostics - translating raw GPR and ultrasonic signals into actionable assessments at scale. The company is headquartered in Schwerzenbach near Zurich, with additional offices in Singapore and the United States, positioning it across major infrastructure markets. For security-focused engineers, the interesting surface area includes securing sensor-to-cloud data pipelines, protecting proprietary inspection datasets, and ensuring the integrity of AI-driven diagnostic outputs in safety-critical contexts.
