Artificial General Intelligence-Powered Drones for Climate-Responsive Infrastructure
Muhammad Ameer Hamza, Muhammad Abbas, Zaid Muhammad, Saveera Saveera, Ubaid Ullah, Muhammad Usama · Advances in computational intelligence and robotics book series · 2025
This chapter explores the integration of autonomous, intelligent, and adaptable solutions to address the challenges climate change poses to infrastructure sustainability. Traditional infrastructure maintenance and monitoring approaches are often reactive, costly, and inefficient, particularly in the face of rising global temperatures and environmental unpredictability. The chapter focuses on the potential of drone technology combined with artificial general intelligence (AGI) to create climate-responsive infrastructure solutions. AGI-powered drones can enhance real-time monitoring, predictive maintenance, and climate adaptation strategies, with the ability to evolve and improve over time. This chapter discusses the design, applications, advantages, and limitations of AGI-powered drones for infrastructure management. It also examines how these drones can support and augment traditional human-led infrastructure efforts, creating a hybrid approach that enhances resilience and efficiency.