The City of Worcester needed a faster, more efficient way to assess its roadways and infrastructure. Partnering with Environmental Partners, Cyvl deployed advanced LiDAR technology to scan 435 centerline miles in just four days, delivering pavement condition scores and 360° street view imagery. Learn how this project is transforming municipal data collection and decision-making.
In Worcester, Massachusetts, Environmental Partners, a leading engineering firm, partnered with Cyvl to enhance roadway data collection for a city of 206,000 residents.
Covering 477 centerline miles, this project focused on two key deliverables: pavement condition scores and 360° street-level imagery.
Traditional roadway data collection is often slow, labor-intensive, and costly. The City of Worcester sought a solution that would streamline the process while ensuring high accuracy and efficiency. Additionally, they wanted to validate that once data was collected, it could be reprocessed and reused for multiple applications over time, reducing redundancy and maximizing value.
Cyvl’s AI-driven technology offered a rapid and scalable data collection solution. In just four days, Worcester’s entire 477-mile network was scanned using four sensor-equipped vehicles. This approach not only accelerated the process but also demonstrated the ease of integrating advanced data collection into existing municipal workflows.
Cyvl deployed four vehicle-mounted LiDAR sensors across Worcester, covering 477 centerline miles in just four days. The speed and precision of the collection process highlighted the transformative potential of AI-driven infrastructure assessments. By integrating seamlessly with existing software, the City of Worcester and Environmental Partners can now leverage this data for long-term roadway management and maintenance planning.
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This project showcased how AI-powered data collection enhances efficiency in municipal infrastructure management. Worcester can now make faster, data-driven decisions on road maintenance and capital planning while maximizing the long-term value of reusable data. With improved accuracy and resource allocation, the city is better equipped to optimize roadway conditions and urban planning.