RoadBotics has announced a groundbreaking option to complement its interactive, online pavement assessment platform, RoadWay, that identifies common distresses like potholes, surface deterioration, and fatigue cracking.
President Ben Schmidt was featured on the Pittsburgh Technology Council’s TECHVibe Radio this week, where he spoke to host Jonathan Kersting about his educational journey and its relationship to how RoadBotics came to fruition!
President Ben Schmidt was featured on NVIDIA’s AI Podcast this week, where he spoke to host Noah Kravitz about RoadBotics’ road assessment process, how we keep citizens’ data private, and how clients can now collect their own data whenever they like.
RoadBotics’ online road assessment viewing platform, RoadWay, is used by 160+ communities around the world. Its primary function is displaying the results of your RoadBotics road assessment. However, several RoadBotics clients have told us about some of the unique ways they’ve used RoadWay that wasn’t originally intended.
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According to American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO), reconstructing roads after they’ve deteriorated can cost more than three times the cost of preventative maintenance!
FM Conway and RoadBotics are working together to transform highway asset management. “We conducted successful trials in London and the South East and are now carrying out carriageway assessments for a number of highly impressed clients,” said FM Conway’s consultancy director John Holliday.
The story of the modern American highway system can be traced back to one visionary human being: President Dwight D. “Ike” Eisenhower.
RoadBotics attended, presented, and accepted a Global Achievement Award at the 2019 International Road Federation (IRF) Global R2T Conference & Exhibition in Las Vegas, Nevada.
RoadBotics and BETA partnered together to implement an accelerated pavement management program in Newton, MA. Watch how Newton uses its objective data.
This month, we released significant updates that will allow users to more easily navigate their road assessments. Just in time for next year’s pavement planning!
Our blog series, Distress Call, aims to break down the different kinds of road distresses we encounter on the daily. Today, we explain water bleeding.
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