Google Cloud’s AI Helps Create Self-Healing Asphalt for Sustainable UK Roads

February 4, 2025

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Google Cloud’s AI Helps Create Self-Healing Asphalt for Sustainable UK Roads
Researchers have developed a self-healing asphalt using biomass waste and Google Cloud’s artificial intelligence (AI). Supported by Google Cloud, this solution aims to combat the UK’s costly pothole problem by creating more durable and sustainable roads. Researchers from King’s College London and Swansea University, in collaboration with researchers in Chile, have developed a new type of asphalt that can repair its own cracks over time, eliminating the need for manual maintenance, according to Iain Burgess, Director, Public Sector UK at Google…

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Google Cloud’s AI Helps Create Self-Healing Asphalt for Sustainable UK Roads
Researchers have developed a self-healing asphalt using biomass waste and Google Cloud’s artificial intelligence (AI). Supported by Google Cloud, this solution aims to combat the UK’s costly pothole problem by creating more durable and sustainable roads. Researchers from King’s College London and Swansea University, in collaboration with researchers in Chile, have developed a new type of asphalt that can repair its own cracks over time, eliminating the need for manual maintenance, according to Iain Burgess, Director, Public Sector UK at Google…

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