How dashcams can be used to analyse road conditions in real time


Asphalt damage and faded pavement markings can now be reported via the dashcams of American motorists. — AFP Relaxnews

American startup Blyncsy will use billions of images collected by Nexar dashcams in use in the United States in order to identify and locate possible problems to be solved on the roadways. The idea is to report these issues to the competent authorities responsible for their maintenance.

Blyncsy has decided to partner with Nexar to collect as much data as possible through dashcams in order to report faults and damage such as degraded asphalt and faded road markings.

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