Excerpt from the Connected Colorado (C²) Challenge announcement by the Colorado Smart Cities Alliance. Only the Arterial-specific portions are reproduced — see the original for the full announcement. View original on coloradosmart.city.
The Colorado Smart Cities Alliance announced the three winning solutions in its fifth annual Connected Colorado (C²) Challenge — and Arterial is one of them, partnering with two Colorado cities through the Alliance's procurement program. The Arterial-specific portions of the announcement are reproduced below; the original piece also covers the other two winning solutions and the structure of the C² Challenge.
From the announcement
"…and Arterial (a Smart Futures Lab cohort graduate) will partner with both the City of Lakewood and the City of Loveland to bring automated infrastructure inspection to city streets."
"Arterial helps cities catch infrastructure problems like potholes, ADA violations, and faded crosswalks before they become dangerous. Arterial can turn any city vehicle or bike into a rolling inspector, supplying cities with real, up-to-date data without additional operational burden."
"Arterial will also partner with the City of Loveland to bring the same rolling infrastructure inspection capability to Loveland's streets and pathways, providing actionable, continuously updated data to support proactive maintenance and accessibility improvements."
The full announcement, including the other two winning solutions (Cembla and Go Vocal) and details on the C² Challenge process, is on the Colorado Smart Cities Alliance site. Read the full piece on coloradosmart.city.
