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IRD is undertaking a comprehensive review of its road safety and monitoring solutions. A series of initiatives is building on the company’s in-pavement expertise, bringing considerable additional value for the customer to the traditional range of products while complementing these with wholly new technologies

Join two sessions - on sustainable urban mobility and CCAM - on Tuesday, 21 September

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Sicore II ANPR cameras will be installed at 29 locations in the centre of the English city

Emergency vehicles en route to an incident, have to cross intersections through red lights. Crossing of these intersections is slow and unsafe. Giving them a green light on the route saves time and therefore lives. This is the essence of GreenFlow from Peek Traffic by Dynniq, and the power of C-ITS which will feature in Hamburg

Outokumpu will illustrate why stainless steel, best known for providing strength and corrosion resistance for railcars and road tankers, is a superb material for sustainable transportation at the centre of the circular economy

German company, Carrida Technologies will unveil its brand new Carrida Cam Dragon+, a ready-to-use and standalone camera that features onboard licence plate recognition. It can also determine the specific make and model of cars and classify different types of vehicles, such as car, delivery vehicle, truck and bus. This enables detailed traffic statistics and is powered by AI-features of the well-proven Carrida SDK.

US-headquartered Cepton Technologies will be showing lidar units – the Helius and the Sora Series

For the very first time, Fiware is joining forces with EDAG to be a major partner at the ITS World Congress 2021. From its key role in the Smart MaaS project to the selected cities in the Smart Cities Made in Germany initiative - that are using Fiware tech to create their smart city platform and then build smart digital solutions on top of it - to its involvement with Gaia-X as Day-1 member and use cases provider, Fiware is an active player when it comes to intelligent transportation systems

On-demand shuttle, flexible distribution centre for parcels or mobile shop – with the disruptive vehicle concept U-Shift, the German Aerospace Centre (Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt; DLR) is breathing new life into the urban mobility and logistics of tomorrow. As a highlight, DLR will be showing the first drivable prototype at ITS World Congress 2021 in Hamburg

Heavy traffic can become a serious strain on infrastructure and road safety, so measurement technology expert Kistler has created a comprehensive solution to monitor vehicles. The company will showcase its modular KiTraffic Plus system that reliably detects overloaded trucks, flat tyres, and registers vehicle dimensions, without stopping traffic flow. Appropriate measures can then be enforced to safeguard roads

For more than 20 years Mobileye, an Intel company, has been producing camera-based advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) that have helped protect drivers from collisions. Its technology, which works by using a camera to scan the road ahead, can be found on over 80 million vehicles and has been adopted by 27 leading vehicle manufacturers

While millions of DSRC On Board Units installed worldwide are mounted behind the vehicle’s windshield, Efkon has developed a solution allowing seamless integration of the technology into the vehicle interior, which it will present in Hamburg

A holistic approach to achieve sustainable transport can be seen on the energy company Shell’s exhibition area

Cross Zlin is an international specialist in ITS and smart cities projects, traffic control, parking, weigh-in-motion, road telematics and road weather status. The company says it will field a team of specialists in Hamburg capable of discussing a potential project of any scale, covering all the bases - from A to Z

Instant System, a France-headquartered company that provides white label Mobility as a Service (MaaS) will be in Hamburg to present its mobile application

 

Sick will be in Hamburg to highlight its wide range of sensors and sensor system solutions for road and rail infrastructure with particular emphasis on lidar-based sensors/systems and air quality measurement devices for tunnels. Also to be featured will be the company’s light curtains and lidar sensors and systems for traffic profiling. These measure, detect, classify, count, check vehicles, and monitor other (vulnerable) road users in 3D. They determine the number of axles on trucks for vehicle classification and measure vehicle dimensions to address loading errors.

Bike-share owner Lyft said hurricane disruption to subway drove users to seek two wheels