Road Monitor by Xinexis
Map road vibration from your phone and vehicle.
Road Monitor combines GPS locations with vibration readings to show measurements along the roads you drive. It is being developed to help municipal and maintenance teams identify sections for closer inspection.
In development. Preparing for pilot evaluation.
A focused operational problem.
Road owners and maintenance teams need to decide where to look more closely. A map of vibration recorded along a driven route can provide another source of observations to consider when planning inspections.
Who it is for
- Municipal, regional and county road teams
- Public works and transportation asset-management teams
- Road-maintenance operators
Current workflow
How it works.
- 01
Drive a route
A phone in the vehicle records vibration readings and GPS locations during the drive.
- 02
View the vibration map
The readings are associated with locations along the road travelled.
- 03
Consider closer inspection
Road teams can consider the observations when deciding which sections need a closer look.
What it does today
- Collect vibration readings and GPS locations during a drive using a phone.
- Display the recorded vibration along the roads travelled on a map.
What to keep in mind
Measurements reflect the phone-and-vehicle setup. They are observations of vibration, not a diagnosis of road condition.
Road Monitor is being prepared for pilot evaluation. It does not replace road inspections or engineering assessment.
Initial conversations focus on Ontario road teams, with interest welcome from relevant organizations elsewhere.
Tell us about the roads your organization maintains and what you would want to learn from a pilot. We can discuss the use case and what an evaluation would need to establish.
Your inquiry goes directly to Xinexis. Share your operational needs; please leave out confidential records or personal information.
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