You're Responsible for Roads
You Can't Afford to Inspect
Public works teams are expected to defend road spending, respond to resident complaints, and reduce risk with limited staff and outdated condition data. The gap is not effort. It is evidence.
What If You Could Inspect
Every Road, Every Day?
The Old Way
The Kardyna Way
Kardyna doesn't replace your team—it gives them superpowers.
Deployed on Your Fleet
In Days
Mount on Existing Vehicles
Install Kardyna sensors on vehicles already driving your roads—garbage trucks, police cruisers, public works vehicles, snowplows. No new vehicles. No new routes.
Automatic Data Collection
As your fleet drives, sensors detect potholes, roughness, and deterioration automatically. Every trip is an inspection. Every route builds your road intelligence.
Prioritize and Plan
Log in to your dashboard and see conditions across your entire network. AI prioritizes repairs by severity and impact. Generate work orders. Track progress.
Built for the Decisions
You Have to Defend
Complete Visibility
See the condition of every road in your network, updated continuously. No more blind spots or outdated surveys.
Budget Optimization
Prioritize repairs by severity, traffic volume, and cost-effectiveness. Stretch every dollar further with data-driven decisions.
Compliance Documentation
Automatic records of road conditions and maintenance activities. Ready for state reporting, federal grants, and liability protection.
Faster Response
Detect new potholes within days, not months. Respond to problems before residents call to complain.
Council-Ready Reports
Generate professional reports that justify budget requests with hard data. Show progress over time. Build trust.
Liability Protection
Documented evidence of regular monitoring and timely response. Protection when claims arise.
From Scope to Evidence
Define Pilot Area
Select the streets, vehicles, success criteria, and reporting needs that will make the pilot useful for public works and finance.
Collect Road Data
Use approved collection vehicles and existing municipal records to build a current picture of road condition in the pilot area.
Review Priorities
Inspect a ranked issue queue with severity, location, source context, and recommended next action for each detected issue.
Export Evidence
Package the condition map, priority list, and issue records into reports your team can use in budget and council conversations.
Decide Next Scope
Use pilot findings to decide whether to expand coverage, integrate with work-order systems, or prepare procurement materials.
The Pilot Produces
Decision Materials
Questions We Hear Often
Start With a Pilot
Your Team Can Evaluate
Define the road area, success criteria, and reporting needs before committing to a larger deployment.
Request Pilot Scoping