Source Watch
OpenStreetMap street geometries and live solar elevation angles monitor solar radiation exposure on real roads.
ArborStride watches street microclimates, predicts asphalt radiant heat, and finds a cooler route before direct sun becomes a heat hazard.
Search the journey first. We check the microclimate underneath it.
A route navigator should not discover an unbearable heat island when the runner is already baking under direct sun.
Conventional routing selects shortest distance along Broad Street commercial asphalt.
Zero tree cover on Broad Street produces 93°F ground temperature under peak solar angle.
ArborStride AI redirects loop into 84% mature canopy. Temperature drops 8.1°F. Earbuds chime softly.
Elm Corridor · 28 min · -8.1°F Cooler
ArborStride AI pairs open physical telemetry with tabular foundation models, local language reasoning, and eyes-free audio.
OpenStreetMap street geometries and live solar elevation angles monitor solar radiation exposure on real roads.
Zero-shot tabular foundation model predicts continuous street surface heat deltas and pavement thermal comfort with mathematical precision.
On-device open-weight model synthesizes tabular physics into 15-word sensory waypoint scripts and a 3-bullet field briefing.
Whispers turn cues into wireless earbuds so your phone stays in your pocket, making the screen the shortest part of the walk.
ArborStride AI does not ask walkers to trust a black box or stare at glass. It models real thermodynamics and gets out of the way.
Every route segment displays its canopy percentage, predicted surface temperature, and tree species provenance.
Routes are ranked around microclimate comfort and tree shading, not just the fastest asphalt commute.
15 seconds on screen before leaving. Once outdoors, OLED Pocket Mode and hands-free audio keep your head up and eyes open.
Put your phone away. Escape the heat island. Touch grass under mature tree canopies.
Open the Live Navigator