Parsons has provided advanced transportation management solutions (ATMS) for nearly three decades. As visitors will learn, with the introduction of various new artificial intelligence (AI) methods, including basic AI, advanced AI and machine learning (ML), the company is now deploying more innovative and advanced technology solutions than ever before.
Catching the attention at LaneLight Traffic Technologies’ booth will be a range of the company’s LED enhanced warning systems, including rectangular rapid flashing beacons (RRFB), in-road warning lights and LED enhanced signs.
Trust in video evidence is a central part of the security industry and assuring that video hasn’t been edited since capture is essential – especially in the ITS space.
ITS networks, especially camera and video-based systems, for hostile freeway and intersection environments need increasingly to be more robust. In the past, an injector was needed to power each traffic camera. Now, Antaira’s managed industrial ethernet switch provides an easy solution to power high-power cameras at the IEEE 802.3bt Type 4 PoE power specification of up to 95W.
Daktronics, a world leader in digital display technology with more than 30 years of experience in the ITS market worldwide, is highlighting a different side of the company here in LA.
Visitors to ITS World Congress will be among the first to experience several enhancements to Kinetic Mobility – Q-Free’s transformative platform for managing advanced traffic management systems and devices.
London-headquartered Valerann has an enormous story of success to share with delegates with momentum gaining pace and now focused on the US. The company has just secured contracts with partners in America, covering 14 states.
Traffic Technology Services (TTS) is the leading provider of technologies and information supporting today’s connected vehicle applications. The company’s cloud-based platform enables increased safety and efficiency for drivers by connecting vehicles to traffic signals and other roadway infrastructure, as visitors to the company’s stand will learn.
In such a fast-paced world, the condition of waiting is still universal. Congestion seems unavoidable whether you’re stuck in a traffic jam or braking at a traffic signal. So how can we work to future-proof cities against what is considered inevitable?
