Every road tells a story. RoadLogic reads it.
One van drives your streets. AI reads every foot of pavement. Your engineer signs off on every call. You get a five-year repair plan that makes every budget dollar count.
One drive covers the city.
The RoadLogic van drives every street at normal speed. Nothing closes, nobody walks the road, and every foot is recorded.
- Stereo video. High-resolution cameras film every lane in 3D.
- Vibration sensors. They feel every bump, dip and pothole.
- RTK GPS. Every frame is pinned to the street within inches.
Then it parks at AWS and unloads.
At the end of the run the van pulls up to the dock and hands off the day. Video, vibration and GPS records land in secure Amazon Web Services storage, where RoadLogic's AI gets to work on every frame.
AI reads every foot of pavement.
RoadLogic checks every frame for cracking, potholes and ruts, then measures each one in inches, feet and square feet.
- L & T Cracking. Cracks along and across the lane, by width and length.
- Fatigue. Cracks running side by side, barely joined.
- Alligator. Cracks joined into small many-sided pieces.
- Potholes. Width across and depth.
- Rutting. Depth of the wheel paths, from the 3D view.
Your engineer has the final word.
Every AI call goes to an engineer in RoadLogic ProjectView. They confirm it or override it with a note and an electronic signature, so every score has a name behind it.
- Confirm with one key when the call is right.
- Override with a note when it is not.
- Sign it. The record keeps who, when and why.
Every street gets an ePCI.
RoadLogic scores each section from 0 to 100 with the TM 5-623 pavement condition method. The whole network shows up at a glance, with the pictures behind every number.
Five years. Your budget. Better roads.
RoadLogic tests repair plans against your real yearly budget and picks which road, which repair and which year buys the most condition for each dollar. Compare it with fixing the worst roads first, side by side.
Know every road.
Fund the right ones.
RoadLogic is coming in 2027. Send us your street list, and we will show you what one RoadLogic drive finds on your roads and what a five-year plan looks like on your budget.