Authors :
Harikaran G; Deepak Raj R; Jatin Sharma C; Roopa Mulukutla; Rishu Jain; Vikas P Sethi; Vishvash C; Bharani Kumar Depuru
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Volume 10 - 2025, Issue 3 - March
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Abstract :
Potholes represent a persistent challenge for road infrastructure, leading to vehicle damage, compromised road
safety, and increased maintenance expenditures. This research presents an advanced pothole detection and repair
recommendation system leveraging state-of-the-art deep learning techniques[3]. The detection framework integrates
YOLOv8 instance segmentation and the MIDAS depth estimation model alongside precise pixel-to-meter conversion methods
to accurately identify and quantify pothole dimensions[1] [5]. Furthermore, the system encompasses automated and manual
recommendation modules designed to deliver comprehensive repair solutions, specifying material selection, labor
requirements, equipment utilization, as well as detailed cost and time estimates. By harnessing cutting-edge advancements
in computer vision, the proposed system significantly enhances pothole detection accuracy and repair efficiency, representing
a substantial improvement over conventional approaches and facilitating effective maintenance planning for road
management authorities.
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Potholes represent a persistent challenge for road infrastructure, leading to vehicle damage, compromised road
safety, and increased maintenance expenditures. This research presents an advanced pothole detection and repair
recommendation system leveraging state-of-the-art deep learning techniques[3]. The detection framework integrates
YOLOv8 instance segmentation and the MIDAS depth estimation model alongside precise pixel-to-meter conversion methods
to accurately identify and quantify pothole dimensions[1] [5]. Furthermore, the system encompasses automated and manual
recommendation modules designed to deliver comprehensive repair solutions, specifying material selection, labor
requirements, equipment utilization, as well as detailed cost and time estimates. By harnessing cutting-edge advancements
in computer vision, the proposed system significantly enhances pothole detection accuracy and repair efficiency, representing
a substantial improvement over conventional approaches and facilitating effective maintenance planning for road
management authorities.