Infrastructure intelligence built around federal reporting standards
Maplyzer's roadway asset detection is built to produce MIRE-compliant, audit-ready records and grew out of applied research work presented at GIS-T, the AASHTO-affiliated symposium that brings together FHWA, state DOTs, and the broader transportation research community.
Capabilities that map to federal transportation priorities
MIRE & Data Standards
Asset detection captures the elements required for Model Inventory of Roadway Elements (MIRE) reporting as part of the same automated pass.
Digital Infrastructure
A structured, queryable asset inventory that replaces spreadsheets and paper records with a current digital source of truth.
ITS & TSMO
Current, geo-located asset and condition data to support Intelligent Transportation Systems and Transportation Systems Management & Operations programs.
Research & AI
Detection and geolocalization models developed with the University of Vermont's AI research lab, presented at GIS-T from 2019 through 2023.
GIS Interoperability
Results integrate with ArcGIS base maps and existing Linear Referencing Systems rather than requiring a parallel data system.
Safety Reporting
Change detection and visibility analysis produce a documented record to support safety and liability review.
Built from applied research, not a pitch deck
Maplyzer's detection and geolocalization technology originated in a partnership between the University of Vermont's AI research lab and the Vermont Agency of Transportation (VTrans), running from 2018 through 2023. That work annotated traffic sign datasets, GPS-aware detection models, and geolocalization systems has been presented at the GIS-T Symposium in every year from 2019 to 2023.
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Federal, state, and agency data-handling requirements vary widely. Rather than list generic claims here, tell us what your program requires data residency, access controls, deployment model and we'll walk through how Maplyzer fits, and where it doesn't yet.