ITS America 2023

Israeli company Autotalks is showcasing the industry’s first 5G-V2X chipsets at the ITS America Conference & Expo in Dallas this week. Aimed at the transportation market, the TEKTON3 and SECTON3 chipsets enable cooperative perception—a capability that allows coordination between groups of vehicles as they approach an intersection.

Having difficulty getting accurate road weather measurements from challenging locations? The answer is Vaisala’s TempCast and Wx Horizon, an easy and affordable way to meet this challenge.

Frustrated by the lack of actual smart city solutions available in the North American market, ITS veteran and entrepreneur Dan Dietrich (pictured) decided to take action. He spent several months bringing the best people from around the industry to research and identify innovative smart city solutions that have delivered real results in markets across Europe and Asia with an eye toward helping bring them to North America. Earlier this year, Dietrich and his team launched his new company, D2 Traffic Technologies—helping companies implement these smart city products in their organisation.

Conference goers arriving at the Gaylord Texan Resort this week may have noticed a racecar among the various Ubers and hotel shuttles dropping off attendees in the front driveway. But this is no ordinary racecar. It’s a fully autonomous Indy Next car capable of traversing a racecourse at speeds up to 130 miles per hour.

Ertico-ITS Europe is spending this week in Grapevine drumming up support among the ITS community in the US for upcoming conferences in Lisbon (Portugal) and Dubai (United Arab Emirates).

Jason Morrison, Daktronics ITS, parking & public transport market manager, explains how ITS products can mitigate the effects of climate change – and why they must be tested in the harshest conditions

UrbanLogiq says its mission is to break down data silos and help government agencies of all sizes make the most out of their existing data by bringing together the best of data science, data engineering and big data.

The winner of the Best of ITS Awards was announced in a ceremony yesterday, featuring five innovative ITS projects that benefit communities around the US.

After years of expanding globally, Canadian ITS company Iris is ready to make a push into the lucrative US market—hoping that its experience providing custom solutions to transit agencies on five continents will convince state DOTs and municipalities that it can meet their dynamic road maintenance needs.

 

Following the great success of the ITS Congress & Expo here in Dallas, the next ITS America Conference & Expo 2024 in Phoenix, Arizona, will soon be gearing up for business. Anyone wanting more information about what promises to be another great gathering of ITS professionals and exhibitors - or the upcoming ITS World Congress 2025 in Atlanta, Georgia - they can visit the sales booth 1615 in the exhibition hall.

Booth 1615