ITS World Congress 2022

It’s ironic, but workers preparing to carry out repairs to make roads safer put themselves at risk as they change signs to alert motorists to their presence.

RoboSense is showing its RS-V2X system that combines Lidar sensor technology with AI point cloud perception software. The system is designed to give autonomous vehicles an overhead view of roads and intersections, facilitating the rapid development of new infrastructure for intelligent transportation and ensuring the safety of autonomous driving.

ITS is nothing if there is not equitable access to shared transport. This requires a dynamic technology platform to maximise flexibility for riders, improve operational efficiency for providers and create better connections across transportation networks. Liftango’s suite of products does it all, as visitors to the company’s booth will see.

PTV is here in LA to present its latest solutions for real-time data analysis, visualisation, modelling, and simulation.

WTI’s new Viper H.265 HD30L traffic camera eliminates much of the manual upkeep required by traditional camera deployments—saving transportation agencies hours of on-site maintenance.

First-time visitor to the World Congress Geotab is showing several software products that it has developed in recent months to help classify vehicle behaviour. Route Analytics (RA), Stop Analytics (SA) and Updated Vehicle Vocation Classifications (UVVC) are all now part of the company’s portfolio.

At the booth of Merit Lilin, look up and you’ll see looking down on you what the company says is the world's first 4K AI traffic camera equipped with the latest Yolo AI. The Yolo - ‘you only look once’ - algorithms ensure super-fast and extremely high resolution images.

Chinese company VanJee is showing off its high-quality Lidar WLR-711 sensor specifically designed for vehicle classification, traffic data collection and vehicle dimension measurement. This data is crucial for automatic tolling, safety and compliance and infrastructure planning.

Lanner Electronics is showcasing the LEC-2290H, an AI-powered traffic video analytics and monitoring system for smart cities, at ITS World Congress in Los Angeles this week. Lanner collaborated with leading AI chipmaker Hailo to design and create the edge AI appliance which can be mounted anywhere from lighting poles, buildings or smart poles deployed across the city.

With global demand for many components and raw materials outpacing supply, the ITS industry has not been spared by supply chain shortages and delays – affecting transportation agencies and their projects.