Savari makes waves with its next-generation StreetWAVE units

Savari says that it is making roads smarter and safer with its next-generation StreetWAVE roadside units (RSUs). Savari’s advanced-architecture radio-agnostic technologies support both DSRC and Cellular-V2X (C-V2X) radio traffic in RSU as well as OBU (on-board unit) devices. Savari, a pioneer of V2X ADAS - advanced driver assistance systems - using DSRC, has now delivered cellular/LTE V2X solutions to enable communication between vehicles, infrastructure and pedestrians with mobile devices. The result is
June 7, 2018 Read time: 1 min
Lynette Mandal of Savari

8442 Savari says that it is making roads smarter and safer with its next-generation StreetWAVE roadside units (RSUs). Savari’s advanced-architecture radio-agnostic technologies support both DSRC and Cellular-V2X (C-V2X) radio traffic in RSU as well as OBU (on-board unit) devices.

Savari, a pioneer of V2X ADAS - advanced driver assistance systems - using DSRC, has now delivered cellular/LTE V2X solutions to enable communication between vehicles, infrastructure and pedestrians with mobile devices. The result is enhanced safety for next-generation transportation initiatives such as autonomous and semi-autonomous driving vehicles.

Savari solutions capture and analyse data in realtime, giving a more complete and accurate picture of driving conditions to ADAS systems.

Savari’s software and systems and more than 50 V2X applications are used in over a dozen V2X Smart Cities globally.

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