GoodRoads

NCTech offers a service that collects high-resolution 360° street-level imagery and LiDAR data to document infrastructure assets in the field. It uses geospatial capture techniques to map the exact location, orientation, and status of items like signs, poles, utility boxes, sidewalks and more. The data collection process replaces many site visits by enabling desktop review of assets, and feeds into updating inventories and condition assessments with minimal manual input. The captured imagery and 3D data can be regularly refreshed so agencies can monitor change over time and integrate the outputs into GIS or asset-management systems.

PULSE for Pavement from CITYROVER uses a single vehicle-mounted camera to automatically collect data on roadways, then generates ratings, roughness scores, marking inventories and pavement failure lists. It delivers outputs such as PCI scores, IRI measurements, crack surveys and marking conditions without requiring manual inspection of each segment. The system is designed to support public-sector road planning by feeding the data into budgeting, lifecycle analysis, work planning and communication workflows.

vialytics provides an automated system for assessing road conditions using a smartphone mounted inside a vehicle. As the vehicle moves, the phone captures images at regular intervals, each tagged with GPS location and time. The software analyzes the images to detect multiple types of surface damage and assigns condition ratings to road segments. The results are displayed in a mapped interface that helps users identify problem areas and plan maintenance activities.