Krank has introduced a new capability to its Inspeq platform — designed to bring real-time reporting into the inspection itself, the new AI-Assisted Inspections feature enables inspectors to dictate observations as they work. With AI completing report fields, organizing supporting evidence, and generating a structured inspection report in real time, reports can be completed while inspectors are still standing beside the machine.
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