Pilot Programme

Bristol Pilot — Near Human

Bristol Pilot

Our pilot runs in Bristol, England. Near Human edge units ride with the fleet, reading the road as it goes — near-misses, pedestrian proximity and surface defects, all worked out on the vehicle itself.

The dashboard

Every ride, on one map.

Approved stakeholders open the live dashboard and see each geotagged event as it lands — what the unit saw, where it saw it, and how sure it was. Open a point and the photograph comes with the detection drawn on it.

The Bristol pilot dashboard: a map of the pilot zone with thirteen geotagged road-defect captures marked in teal, amber and red, above a strip counting captures, detections and uploaded images.

The live dashboard is open to approved stakeholders.

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Stakeholder access

Ask for a way in.

The dashboard is open to fleet operators, city councils, the Department for Transport and approved research partners.

Sign up with your name, work email and organisation. Someone here reads every request — once it is approved you can sign in to the live dashboard.

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