Pave Robotics

We won’t rest until all roads are fixed. Actually, we might have to, but Tracer won’t. Tracer is the first fully autonomous road worker who can work all day and all night without ever taking a break. Visit pave-robotics.com to learn more!

Practical robotics is here YC is the YC of Deep Tech

Very cool idea from 2 former @crunchlabs engineers :)

🤖@pave_robotics is building Tracer, the first fully autonomous road worker. Tracer autonomously detects, cleans, and seals asphalt cracks cheaper, faster, and more efficiently than a human. ycombinator.com/launches/MmN-p… Congrats on the launch, @JoshAKelly and @MLandonSmith!

Excited to share that @mlandonsmith and I are in the @ycombinator W25 batch with @Pave_Robotics! Follow along for updates on our journey and help us fix America's roads with robots🤖🛣️

Is it too late to submit our @SuperBowl ad?

@rushikesh_agre_ Maybe we can help 🤖

🚨 Opinion: Mumbai's roads are becoming a national embarrassment, among the worst in India.

@fascinatefeed Not anymore... 🤖🤖🤖

This is how cracks in the road are filled

@MarioNawfal In the meantime why not use a robot 🤖

🚨🇬🇧SELF-HEALING ROADS? A new smart asphalt uses plant spores filled with recycled oils to counter damage. When cracks appear from traffic, the spores pop, releasing oil to mend the asphalt in under an hour, potentially extending road life by 30%. Dr. Jose Norambuena-Contreras from Swansea University notes that this could save billions, considering the U.S spent $26.5 billion on pothole repairs in 2021. The breakthrough combines biology with AI, using machine learning to understand organic molecules in bitumen. It's eco-friendly too, utilizing waste like brown algae and cooking oils, aiding areas short on petroleum. While lab results are promising, real-world durability is the next test now - but the outlook is bright. Source: ZME Science

@ScienceGuys_ I guess you haven't seen our robot 🤔

This is how cracks in the road are filled with tar

@Rainmaker1973 Ever considered using a robot 🤔

How to crack seal right

Say Goodbye to Bad Roads with Pave Robotics