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Seoul Robotics is here with its Wrong-Way Detection (WWD) system, which the 3D perception company says is a first-of-its-kind solution. The plug-and-play system collects and interprets 3D data to track wrong-way movement on roads and highways.

Navtech’s ITS solution has been recently selected as the AID technology for a major highway corridor in Maryland, as the company is highlighting here in LA. It will be providing stopped vehicle detection, automatic incident detection, count and classify, slow vehicle detection and wrong-way driver detection. Navtech says its technology was chosen due to its functionality and reduced maintenance when compared to vision-based AID technologies.

For the most complete picture of highway activity, smart sensors from Liveable Cities, a division of LED Roadway Lighting, are easily attached to streetlights.

Visit the Marben stand for live demonstrations of its V2X applications that have won wide acceptance among Chinese vehicle manufacturers. Having reached what the Chinese company says is a “milestone” in product development and deployment, it will now focus on the US and European markets. Its products support both the latest wireless subnetworks as well as the latest versions of V2X standards including Europe ETSI, Chinese SAE and US SAE.

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Kory Hamill is ready to talk early and often on the Abloy Critical Infrastructure booth about the new 75481 series Traffic Enclosure lock. He’s the new vertical market manager – transportation, for the company, a performance partner that provides critical asset security and remote access management solutions for critical infrastructure customers.

Continental is taking the opportunity to educate conference goers on four of its mobility solutions – including the company’s Wrong Way Driver (WWD) detection and notification services, Mobility as a Service (MaaS) platform, intelligent intersection solution and guardian angel solution.

Collaboration, knowledge sharing and best practice are the hallmarks of ITS Norway and can be seen first-hand at the organisation’s booth. Meet over 30 Norwegian and Finnish partners, one Swedish firm and one Estonian company whose goals are the sustainable transformation of mobility in all sectors.

Here in Los Angeles, ITS Canada continues to celebrate its 25th year. The theme is “Never stop moving. Never stop improving,” says Ian Steele, chief executive of ITS Canada. This, says Steele, is essential to make transportation more safe, efficient, accessible and with less impactful on the environment.

Emergency Response Day has returned to the ITS World Congress in Los Angeles this year, giving delegates and visitors the opportunity to see how smart technology is helping to ensure safety in the most high-pressure environments.

Kapsch TrafficCom’s David Bolt, VP Sales and Solution Consulting for the APAC region, will provide an update for attendees on how the Kapsch and AIMES Intelligent Corridor project is going and explain six defined use cases focused on congestion management and improving road safety. The project was launched by Kapsch TrafficCom in March of this year together with the University of Melbourne and the Victorian Department of Transport (DOTVic), supported by an Australian Research Council (ARC) Linkage grant from the Federal Government.

Dubai is one of the most cosmopolitan cities in the world and in 2024 the world of ITS will be headed to Dubai. ITS World Congress 2024 will be the first time that this signature event is held in the Middle East since it was launched in 1994.

Call to action from ITS America CEO highlights importance of listening to new voices

Welcome to this year’s ITS World Congress, organised by RX Global. Jaime McAuley, the company’s event director, provides some highlights of what will be an amazing and unforgettable show

For over 50 years, Cubic Transportation Systems has been getting people from point A to point B safely and efficiently. In 1972, Cubic expanded into the transportation industry; one year later the company launched an automatic fare collection system for Chicago’s Illinois Central Gulf Railroad, illustrating the core of the Cubic business.

Sensys Networks is using the ITS World Congress 2022 to unveil an all-new vehicle detection sensor, FlexMag Mini, that installs in a fraction of the time of inductive loops – two to five minutes per sensor. As the company points out, in-ground detection is known for its unmatched accuracy, but loops require lengthy lane closures and cutting up the pavement to install or replace. With FlexMag Mini, transportation agencies can get the benefit of accurate detection for any application with minimal lane closures. Plus, transportation studies have shown that FlexMag outlasts loops by 30%.

Michelin is using the ITS World Congress in Los Angeles to introduce its latest acquisition RoadBotics—showcasing ways that the new division’s image analysis technology can make roads safer for drivers.

Urban mobility patterns had been rapidly changing even before the pandemic.

It’s a first for the US, says one.network, where it and the Florida DOT have delivered a phone-based app allowing road workers control over their own on-site safety.

ITS solutions from Nota AI consist of three traffic management solutions for intersections. AI Traffic Camera, AI Safe Crossing and AI Traffic Signal Control enable high performance of AI models on low-cost edge devices – being demonstrated at the company’s stand.

Visitors will have an opportunity to see how Bosch’s video-as-a-sensor technology enables real-time safety solutions for ITS.