Keeping tabs on the quality of roadways isn’t an easy job. With tens of thousands of miles for public officials to monitor, and a limited budget to do so with, it’s no surprise that some public roads can fall into a state of disrepair that makes them unpleasant to drive on.
RoadBotics customer, North Huntingdon Township, featured on GovTech Future Structure for using RoadBotics.
PBS NewsHour features our Chief Scientist, Dr. Christoph Mertz, talking about RoadBotics technology and its application to local governments.
The Mercury News featured RoadBotics and our CEO Mark DeSantis driving in Pittsburg, CA on a pilot project. Read the full article here: Roadwork gets techie:
On GovTech, our CEO Mark DeSantis talks about the two traditional methods for monitoring roadway conditions and how RoadBotics offers a third option; one that is more manageable.
RoadBotics and our first customer, North Huntingdon, were featured in GCN.
Free Enterprise spoke with our CEO, Mark DeSantis, about the origins of RoadBotics, and why it’s so important to better maintain our nation’s transportation infrastructure.
Using technology developed at Carnegie Mellon, RoadBotics allows drivers to gather information on road conditions as they drive, thanks to an app users can install in their smartphones, and then attach to the car dashboard.
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