RoadWay
For Governments
RoadBotics empowers towns and cities to make objective, data-driven decisions about their roads and infrastructure. Our detailed maps, unbiased ratings, and practical tools save time and taxpayer dollars for hundreds of communities across the country and around the world.
Why RoadBotics?
Most governments manually inspect their roads to prioritize maintenance needs, but visual inspections are tedious, dangerous, and subjective. Some governments use van-based services that are too expensive.
With RoadBotics, you get timely, data-driven results that are objective, cost-efficient, and easy to visualize.
Quick Delivery
Cost-efficient
Objective
See All Your
Road Conditions
Get a bird’s-eye view of your entire road network and use RoadWay to visually communicate the status of your roads to council members and other stakeholders.
Prioritize Maintenance
Focus on roads that are in dire need of repair. RoadWay lets you select the roads you want to see based on the level of damage.
Visually Inspect Your Roads
Points on your map correspond with a time-stamped image of each 10-foot section of your road.
Learn how Savannah, GA, saved time and money using RoadBotics
How It Works
Step 1
We receive a map of your roads.
Step 2
Collect images of your road network using smartphones.
Step 3
The road network images are analyzed by AI algorithms.
Step 4
You receive a comprehensive roadway assessment.
What You Get
Data Collection Training
Comprehensive data collection training by RoadBotics team members
Online Map
RoadWay, our browser-based map with road condition ratings and images of every 10-foot section
Customer Support
Onboarding and training to ensure the successful collection of data, delivery, and the final assessment
High Resolution Images of Roads Every 10 Feet
Roadway images enabling instant views of the pavement condition and roadside assets
5-Level Rating of Road Conditions
A 5-level rating for each section of road that can easily be aligned to existing condition rating requirements
GIS and CSV Files
GIS compatible shapefile and CSV file containing segment and point level data of pavement ratings are yours to keep
