One out of every five miles of U.S. highway pavement is in poor condition, and the maintenance backlog has surpassed $420 billion. Traditional road surveys are costly, slow, and limited-leaving agencies with outdated information and inefficient repair planning.
Connected Vehicles* (CVs) are at the core of i-Probe technology. With i-Probe, everyday production vehicles driven by regular road users become real-time data sources that help monitor road conditions continuously, more efficiently, and economically.
*Connected Vehicles are vehicles that use V2X (vehicle-to-everything) bidirectional communications to address road conditions, safety, system efficiency, or mobility on roadways.
In partnership with Honda Motors, we have developed our technology to leverage the factory-installed sensors already built into later-model production vehicles (CVs)-no aftermarket equipment required.
With only onboard sensors, i-Probe can capture pavement conditions and translate this data into pavement distress mapping and insights for better road management.
Connected Vehicles collect road roughness data either through crowdsourcing or through a single-vehicle service. The roughness data is then processed under i-Probe's special algorithm to identify pavement distresses and severity. The outputs are then mapped and tabulated in a cloud dashboard.
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Data Collection
2 Methods:
RoCoMo BDAS
Continuous data collection through fleet crowdsourcing.
SRMCV
Near real-time monitoring with a custom Connected Vehicle.
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Analysis
Automated pavement distress identification and classification with video verification.
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Mapping
Delivers custom pavement condition mapping with superior turnaround time.
Continuous, passive data collection
Faster, more frequent road condition updates
Cost-effective automated process
Accurate results correlated to IRI
Near real-time scanning, fast output turnaround
Wide-area monitoring of entire road network
Get in touch with i-Probe to discover how to achieve continuous, more economical, rapid, and consistent road condition monitoring.
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