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USI Consultants, Inc. and vialytics Americas Inc. have joined forces in a strategic partnership to revolutionize transportation infrastructure assessments using state-of-the-art AI and digital imaging technology. This partnership underscores their joint dedication to improving community life by harnessing innovative solutions for more efficient infrastructure management and evaluation.

In the wake of Hurricane Helene’s devastating impact on the Southeastern United States, vialytics, a leader in AI-powered infrastructure management solutions, is extending a helping hand to affected communities.

vialytics Americas Inc. and Remington & Vernick Engineers (RVE) are pleased to announce a strategic partnership to streamline and manage transportation infrastructure assessments using advanced AI and digital image collection technology. This collaboration signifies our shared commitment to leveraging cutting-edge solutions for transportation agencies and municipalities which will directly enhance the quality of life in the communities we serve.

vialytics, the leading Intelligent Road Management System, has significantly improved the sustainability of North Tonawanda, NJ's pavement life through its advanced AI-based software.

Artificial intelligence has hit the streets of Lebanon. The city is improving employee efficiency and enhancing asset management by incorporating the use of AI into its public works department. Chad Yeagley, director of public works for Lebanon city, said he saw this kind of AI firsthand while working with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers during a tour of duty in Afghanistan.

Jones & DeMille Engineering (JDE) and vialytics are thrilled to announce a strategic partnership to streamline and manage transportation infrastructure assessments through advanced AI and digital image collection technology. This collaboration signifies a shared commitment to enhancing and shaping the quality of life within our communities by leveraging cutting-edge solutions for infrastructure management and assessment.

What roads in Red Bank need repaving the most? Where are the worst potholes? The swampiest storm drains? Borough officials who now reply on eyeball inspections and resident complaints for signs of “pavement distress” and other curbside calamities are hoping to soon have some real data to help decide what needs to be fixed first.

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