Economic growth in the United States relies on a vast network of roads, bridges, water systems, railways, airports, high-speed internet access, and power grids. Much of this infrastructure has exceeded its intended lifespan, and the costs associated with upkeep are skyrocketing.
Among developed nations, the World Economic Forum rates the quality of US infrastructure as 13th. In fact, the American Society of Civil Engineers reveals that over 45,000 of the country’s bridges and 1 in 5 miles of its roads are in poor condition.
Fortunately, Huvr has introduced a cutting-edge means of monitoring infrastructure in real time. This comprehensive monitoring is designed to save money and keep people safe.
