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Potholes cost cities millions. This company is using AI and trucks to fix them. | TechCrunch
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Potholes cost cities millions. This company is using AI and trucks to fix them. | TechCrunch

TechCrunch·Sean O'Kane·5 months ago
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Fleet management company Samsara has developed an AI model to detect different kinds of potholes and gauge how fast they're deteriorating.

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Potholes – that’s what voters care about. But you wouldn’t know it from the local elections coverage | Simon Jenkins
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Potholes – that’s what voters care about. But you wouldn’t know it from the local elections coverage | Simon Jenkins

the Guardian·Simonjenkins·5 months ago
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As I bounced dangerously around a Sussex road, I was reminded of the parlous state of our highways – and the serious neglect of local issues, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

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Knowledge Nugget: CSIR-CRRI’s Pothole repair technologies – what UPSC aspirants must know
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Knowledge Nugget: CSIR-CRRI’s Pothole repair technologies – what UPSC aspirants must know

The Indian Express·Khushboo Kumari·5 months ago
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Deaths due to potholes have increased by over 53% since 2020. Technologies developed by CSIR-CRRI are under consideration by the Municipal Corporation of Delhi. What are these technologies? In ‘Beyond the Nugget’, also learn about bio-bitumen technology.

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Question Time audience laughs at Zia Yusuf’s Reform pothole boast
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Question Time audience laughs at Zia Yusuf’s Reform pothole boast

Independent TV·Holly Patrick·5 months ago
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Reform's Zia Yusuf clashed with Fiona Bruce as he failed to answer a question about potholes five times on Thursday’s (30 April) episode. The BBC Question Time host pressed Mr Yusuf on whether pothole spending in parts of Warwickshire under Reform has…

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Not even potholes will hold up self-driving cars, UK firm predicts

BBC News·6 months ago
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British self-driving startup Wayve has said its confident its technology will allow autonomous vehicles to "really drive anywhere", including on the UK's sometimes pothole-blighted roads.

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