The remote-controlled Knuckle Boom Crane was developed by the Ohio Department of Transportation DOT to help maintenance crews safely and efficiently remove the debris that accumulates around bridge piers in larger rivers.
Missouri DOT's Automated Flagger Assistance Device (AFAD) is a portable system that can be used to control traffic during lane closures on two-lane highways while keeping workers out of harm's way.
Michigan DOT demonstrated Unmanned Aerial Vehicles instrumented with remote sensors for a wide range of cost-effective monitoring applications.
The No Boundaries pooled fund project (#TPF-5(441)) is a community of practice for transportation maintenance professionals around the country. The group identifies innovative technologies and practices used by state DOTs and then promotes their use by other states through an innovations database, educational webinars, marketing materials, and other technology transfer efforts.
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