Macon-Bibb County is utilizing AI technology to identify and prioritize road repairs, which are expected to cost tens of millions. The county has partnered with StreetScan, a data-based assessment company, to analyze the structural integrity of its roads. This innovative approach aims to address the most damaged roads first, moving away from arbitrary selection methods.
A vehicle equipped with advanced AI tools will scan approximately 1,200 miles of county roads over the next month and a half. The AI system will evaluate the roads based on various factors, including cracks and potholes, generating a comprehensive digital map. This project is funded through state grants and local sales tax, with plans for future funding to support ongoing road maintenance.
• AI technology will prioritize road repairs based on structural integrity data.
• StreetScan creates a digital map to assess road conditions effectively.
AI-powered analytics refers to the use of artificial intelligence to analyze data for insights, as seen in the road assessment process.
LiDAR technology uses laser light to measure distances, which is crucial for accurately mapping road conditions.
StreetScan specializes in road assessment using AI and data analytics to evaluate road conditions.
Roadbotics provides road condition assessments, previously contracted by Macon-Bibb for similar evaluations.
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