The exact mechanisms of crack formation in asphalt are not fully understood, but they often originate from the hardening of ...
What if roads could repair themselves without human intervention? An international team of researchers is working on an ...
Scientists from Swansea University and King's College London are working on Self-healing asphalt roads designed with AI ...
Repairing cracks in roads costs a lot of money. British scientists have now developed self-healing, bio-based asphalt.
Researchers used Google Cloud's AI to study how cracks form in asphalt and discover which unexpected ingredient could 'stitch ...
Road repairs will likely cost more come spring because of the damage caused by the recent winter weather. The freeze-thaw ...
Self-healing roads might seem like something we could have in the future, but scientists and Google are working on making it ...
Dr Jose Norambuena-Contreras, a researcher on the project at Swansea University told the Guardian: “When you close the cracks ...
In laboratory experiments, this advanced asphalt material was shown to completely heal a “microcrack” on its surface in less ...
As vehicles pass over a small crack in the road, that gap in the asphalt widens slightly—something that happens again, and again, and again, until the crack is more of a glaring valley.