Cities now have the option of using the Python 5000, which is a vehicle that is operated by one person from inside its cab, and that can patch a two-foot (0.6-meter) pothole in about two minutes.

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The PYTHON 2000 and PYTHON 5000 Image Sensors will be demonstrated in the ON Semiconductor booth (1C82) at the 2014 VISION trade fair, held November 4 – 6 in Stuttgart, Germany. Follow @ ...

The Python 5000+ is a self-propelled pothole patcher that uses standard asphalt mixes to produce repairs in less than two minutes while keeping the operator safely inside the cab.

The Python 5000 was recently purchased by the city at a cost of $350,000. It mechanically fills cracks and crevices in the roads, doing work that used to require three manual labourers.

The Python 5000 is a one-person operated pothole patcher that can permanently repair the average pothole in about two minutes. Uses all standard hot or cold asphalt mixes; ...

The Python 5000 uses blown air to clean out holes in the pavement, before filling them with asphalt, raking the material and packing it down. (Brian Kral) Social Sharing.

The new Python 1300 and 5000 “P3” versions with half of the frame rate achieve 105 instead of 210 (Python 1300) and 46 instead of 100 frames per second (Python 5000). Sibel Yorulmaz-Cokugur of ON ...

Pothole-filled roads in the state will soon be a thing of the past with the Public Works Department all set to introduce ‘Python 5000’, self-propelled pothole patching machine, on an ...

The City of Ottawa is trying out a new machine to put the squeeze on its deepening pothole problem. The Python 5000, which resembles a small street sweeper with a mechanical comb attached to its front ...

The new PYTHON 2000 and PYTHON 5000, with... STUTTGART, Germany--(BUSINESS WIRE) ... has introduced two new higher resolutions CMOS image sensors to its successful PYTHON product family.