Iris

What is Iris?

Road defects and assets captured by AI cameras.

Who is Iris best for?

Iris is best for public works departments and road agencies that want patrol vehicles to log potholes automatically.

• Municipal public works

  irisGO dash cameras on patrol vehicles, buses or waste trucks spot potholes, cracks and up to 300 types of damaged or missing assets during routine drives.

• Pavement condition surveys

  It rates road and sidewalk pavement on the Pavement Condition Index from detected cracks, potholes, rutting and roughness.

• Road asset inventories

  It catalogues traffic signs, hydrants and street lights with details such as sign codes, street names and size.

• Teams on Cityworks or Cartegraph

  The irisCITY dashboard connects to work order and asset systems such as Cityworks, Cartegraph and ArcGIS, and redacts images automatically for privacy.

How much does Iris cost?

Iris does not publish prices: its road patrol, pavement survey and asset inventory systems are sold through a demo, with pricing set to each customer's scope, and the maker states no free plan or trial.

Iris has no pricing page; its Get Started and Schedule a Demo buttons open a demo form that promises a 30-minute walk-through and pricing matched to your scope. On the form you pick road patrol, pavement survey, asset inventory or the full irisGO and irisCITY platform. Plans and current prices are on irisradgroup.com.

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