Schneider Electric is using its expertise in developing smart mobility management systems and smart transportation systems in a collaboration with Chinese cities of Liuzhou and Wuzhou to transform mobility management in these cities and improve urban efficiency by optimising city building administration. Schneider will implement its efficient building management solutions and SmartMobility technology that it says will enable local authorities to reduce current traffic delays by over 35 per cent and achieve
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.
