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About CYVL
Cyvl, with its slogan "Got Roads? Get Cyvl." is actively reshaping the infrastructure landscape since its inception in 2020. Headquartered in the United States, this startup leverages advanced technology to support municipalities and civil engineering firms in making highly informed decisions on road building and maint...
Continuous Infrastructure Surveying, Asset Detection and Classification, Paving Plan Development, Work Order Generation, Data-backed Infrastructure Management, Budget Planning and Management
City Governments, Counties, State Departments of Transportation (DOTs), Public Works Departments, Engineering Teams
Civil Infrastructure, 3D LiDAR Sensors, Data Processing Algorithms, Infrastructure Technology Platform, Asset Management, Machine Learning, Civil Engineering, Government Technology, Physical Infrastructure, Road Infrastructure, 3D Mapping Technology, Urban Planning, Smart Cities
B2G, Platform, SaaS
Subscription, Usage Based, Tiered Pricing
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