Portlander creates AI-powered device to monitor street health
Once installed and set up, the device can detect just about anything that happens on a street.
4/16: Quick update on my condition: After posting the Monday Roundup yesterday, things went downhill. Had a really bad day. Feeling better today, but I don't think Bike Happy Hour is a good idea. I'll miss everyone and will definitely see you next week. Thanks for all your support . - Jonathan Maus, BikePortland Publisher and Editor
Once installed and set up, the device can detect just about anything that happens on a street.
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