Self-Calibrating Sensing
Continuous Median Absolute Deviation (MAD) envelope tracking automatically adapts to heavy bus leaf springs, passenger cars, or scooters.
NO MANUAL CONFIGURATIONGLOBAL ROAD SENSING
Hodos turns everyday phone observations into high-precision road condition maps. No manual logging, no phone-buzzing distraction, and zero privacy compromise. Just drive, ride, or cycle—the road maps itself.
Production release 1.2.0. Clean, autonomous road detection on any paved or unpaved route worldwide.
Inspect crowdsourced potholes, speed humps, and pavement roughness corridors across hundreds of kilometers. Filter defects and export GIS layers.
Open Full-Screen Map →Road conditions evolve every day after rains, frost, and heavy vehicle traffic. Hodos extracts pavement intelligence quietly in the background without needing you to touch your phone.
Continuous Median Absolute Deviation (MAD) envelope tracking automatically adapts to heavy bus leaf springs, passenger cars, or scooters.
NO MANUAL CONFIGURATIONA single bump never publishes a defect. Hodos requires multiple independent passes and distinct devices before a hazard is confirmed.
BAYESIAN VALIDATIONRaw impact clusters are converted into Uber H3 hexagonal spatial bins and International Roughness Index (IRI) data for city planners.
OPEN GEOSPATIALTraditional inertial profiler surveys are slow and expensive. Hodos provides open, crowdsourced road condition maps directly to city road departments, municipal engineers, and citizens worldwide—completely free and public.
Quarter-car dynamic simulation calculates true International Roughness Index (m/km) per street segment.
Discrete global spatial indexing provides uniform, boundary-distortion-free cell aggregations ready for BigQuery and PostGIS.
Export GeoJSON and GPX files directly into QGIS, ArcGIS, or civil maintenance dispatch work orders.
8a3c029910affff (Res 10)Download open GeoJSON datasets to plan resurfacing or verify repairs in your neighborhood.
Hodos runs quietly in pockets, backpacks, and dashboard mounts of everyday commuters. Together, our daily rides build a living public record of road conditions without phone distraction.
Real road observations actively mapped and recorded in the database.
Impulse shocks and deep surface craters detected by accelerometer motion sensors.
Continuous surface rutting, aggregate wear, and sunken utility trenches.
Elevated speed tables and traffic calming humps identified along mapped routes.
The first and last 250 meters of every mapped trip are trimmed on-device so your home, school, and workplace are never exposed.
Only compact, aggregated hazard events are uploaded. Continuous accelerometer sensor streams never leave your device.
The public hazard map and GIS exports are free to browse and audit without handing over an email or phone number.
Transparent, auditable algorithms with no proprietary lock-in. Built for community ownership and global impact.
Hodos runs a lightweight background service that evaluates continuous accelerometer and gyroscope data with Median Absolute Deviation (MAD) envelope tracking. When you pass over a pothole or severe bump, the sudden impulse is recorded and verified without manual input.
Continuous noise-floor tracking dynamically adjusts sensitivity. Continuous chassis vibration from buses, trucks, or motorcycles automatically raises the baseline filter so only true road surface shocks trigger an observation.
Everyone. The road defect map and aggregated condition layers are public and open under the MIT License. Municipal road authorities, civil engineers, and citizens can freely view live hazards or download GeoJSON and GPX files for GIS mapping and repair planning.
No. Haptic vibration is disabled so your phone stays quiet in your pocket or vehicle mount without distracting you.
Available on Android & Web worldwide. Open-source under MIT.