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SQLstream demonstrates multi-modal transport software

SQLstream will be at the ITS World Congress to demonstrate its s-Transport software, a real-time big data platform for multi-modal intelligent transportation solutions. The system enables applications such as real-time journey times and live incident detection to be deployed quickly, and across the full range of transportation modes, including road networks, bus networks, emergency deployment systems, shipping, rail and logistics.
September 25, 2012 Read time: 1 min
589 SQLstream will be at the ITS World Congress to demonstrate its s-Transport software, a real-time big data platform for multi-modal intelligent transportation solutions. The system enables applications such as real-time journey times and live incident detection to be deployed quickly, and across the full range of transportation modes, including road networks, bus networks, emergency deployment systems, shipping, rail and logistics.

According to the company, the power of s-Transport is its core SQLstream s-Server platform, enabling vast volumes of live data to be integrated and analysed in real-time. New data sources and analytics can be added easily while the system is running, and all live data feeds accessed by any of the applications executing on the platform.

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