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 Traditional road surveys are costly, slow, and limited-leaving agencies with outdated information and inefficient repair planning.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 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, we 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. 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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