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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.

The GovTech 100 is an annual list compiled and published by Government Technology as a compendium of 100 companies focused on, making a difference in, and selling to state and local government agencies across the United States.

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.

RoadBotics has been included in a new cohort of cleantech entrepreneurs aimed to promote local expansion, relocation and project deployment for emerging technology companies in the region between Charlotte and the Research Triangle.

Bahamas Industries & Construction Company Limited (BICCo) to partner with RoadBotics to provide cutting-edge AI-based road assessments to the Bahamas.

Pittsburgh-based pavement assessment start-up, RoadBotics, is launching The Pothole Cure, a nomination based sweepstakes in which citizens can nominate their local municipality to receive a scan of their pavement network.

RoadBotics is honored to have been included on 2019’s GovTech 100 list. For the second year in a row, RoadBotics has been recognized by GovTech for making a difference in the civic tech space.

Savannah’s City Council has approved of RoadBotics to finish their assessment of the rest of the city’s 700-mile road network that started this summer.

With support from PlanetM, RoadBotics will provide Detroit officials with standard AI pavement assessment as well as a brand new AI Maintenance (AIM) tool for unsealed cracks.