Service Provision of Computer Vision-Road AI technology for Transport for West Midlands Key Route Network

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Buyers

West Midlands Combined Authority

Value

£136,455

Suppliers

Vaisala Limited

Classifications

Road transport services

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Submission Deadline

7 months ago

Published

5 months ago

Description

Road AI' to monitor the condition of the carriageway and provide a traffic sign inventory of the Key Route Network (KRN).

Footage is collected with a designated smartphone device that records the highway whilst driving. This equipment enables the footage to be uploaded to produce network condition reports to analyse the carriageway surface condition via an automated road survey methodology Red-Amber-Green (RAG rating). The footage is collected by TfWM as part of a rolling programme.

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West Midlands Combined Authority

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Amanda Friedl

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0121 200 2787

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