Intelligence, applied.
Real-world challenges where our technology fits. We are specific about where we work today and where we are still exploring, and each area below says which it is.
Industries
Urban mobility and smart cities
Current focus- The problem
- Signals on fixed plans, junctions managed one at a time, and little real-time view of the network.
- Our approach
- Adaptive, corridor-coordinated signals and a city-wide command-and-control platform.
- Expected benefit
- Fewer avoidable stops and a clearer picture of the city's roads for the people who run them.
Traffic police and road safety
Current focus- The problem
- Incidents found late, manual enforcement that can't be everywhere, and hard-to-find repeat violators.
- Our approach
- Real-time incident and congestion detection, and computer-vision violation detection that flags evidence for officers.
- Expected benefit
- Faster response and more consistent enforcement, with decisions kept with authorised officers.
Emergency services
Current focus- The problem
- Ambulances and fire engines lose critical minutes at red lights and in queues.
- Our approach
- Green corridors that reserve a route and turn junctions green ahead of the vehicle.
- Expected benefit
- Faster passage through congested stretches for the vehicles that need it most.
Highways and expressways
Exploring- The problem
- Long stretches with sparse monitoring, where incidents and wrong-way driving are especially dangerous.
- Our approach
- Incident detection and driver information adapted from the urban platform.
- Expected benefit
- Earlier warnings to drivers and faster dispatch, to be validated with partners.
Public transport and logistics
Exploring- The problem
- Buses and freight share congested roads with everyone else, losing reliability.
- Our approach
- Signal priority and corridor data for fleets, built on the same platform.
- Expected benefit
- More predictable journeys, to be tested in pilots.
Campuses, parking and facilities
Exploring- The problem
- Large sites struggle with entry queues, parking search and internal traffic.
- Our approach
- Vision-based counting, parking availability and guidance signage.
- Expected benefit
- Less circling and smoother entry, to be validated on a first site.
Facing a challenge in your sector?
If your problem involves movement, sensing or control, we would like to hear it, even if it isn't on this list yet.