Explore a customizable suite of advanced features designed to streamline road maintenance.
Arterial uses AI to deliver real-time hazard detection and prioritization, identifying potholes, cracks, and debris in real-time, helping municipalities proactively improve road safety and asset life.
Our system surveys hazard size/volume metrics to generate near-real-time PCI data, displayed on an interactive map to help municipalities in future infrastructure planning
Arterial uses AI to deliver real-time signage inventory monitoring, automatically identifying damaged, missing, or non-compliant signage-enhancing roadway safety and maintaining asset integrity
Make data-driven decisions, opimize spending, and improve safety with Artie.
By equipping various city vehicles with Artie cameras, our AI-powered system passively monitors road infrastructure and assets, automatically flagging disconformities as daily tasks are completed.
Automatic Reporting
Precise Geo-tagging
Hands-free system
Smart Prioritization
Hazard Itemization
Customizable Models
Get a full scope of your pavement assets with a prioritized list view and interactive GIS, empowering effective pavement management
Make informed decisions with real-time filterable insights page allowing you to track asset performance and identify trends
Streamline your operations with our automated work-order generation system, reducing that 2 week process down to 2 clicks
the faces behind the operation
Founder & CTO
Kyle leads Arterial's technological vision by merging deep expertise in AI and automation. His innovative approach drives our proactive solutions for safer roads.
Founder & CMO
Wade spearheads Arterial's market strategy, bridging the gap between cutting-edge technology and community needs to deliver smarter, safer infrastructure solutions.
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