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Young Bengaluru Engineer Launches AI-Powered App to Report Road Potholes
A Bengaluru-based engineer has created an AI-driven mobile application that enables citizens to swiftly detect and report road potholes, aiming to improve the city’s infrastructure.
A young engineer from Bengaluru has developed a mobile application that uses artificial intelligence to identify and report road potholes in real time. The app is designed for public use, allowing commuters to capture images of potholes and instantly transmit the information to municipal authorities.
The application leverages AI algorithms to analyse photos taken by users, confirming the presence of a pothole before forwarding the location data to the city’s infrastructure department. This automated verification reduces false reports and speeds up the response process.
By enabling rapid reporting, the tool is expected to accelerate pothole repairs and enhance overall road safety in Bengaluru. The developer hopes that widespread adoption will foster greater citizen participation in maintaining the city’s infrastructure.
The app is freely available on major mobile platforms, encouraging residents across Bengaluru to contribute to a smoother, safer road network.
The application leverages AI algorithms to analyse photos taken by users, confirming the presence of a pothole before forwarding the location data to the city’s infrastructure department. This automated verification reduces false reports and speeds up the response process.
By enabling rapid reporting, the tool is expected to accelerate pothole repairs and enhance overall road safety in Bengaluru. The developer hopes that widespread adoption will foster greater citizen participation in maintaining the city’s infrastructure.
The app is freely available on major mobile platforms, encouraging residents across Bengaluru to contribute to a smoother, safer road network.