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In a busy urban environment with a range of mobility options to choose from, users require an accurate system to allow a seamless transition between modes. The ARIADNA and GALILEO 4 Mobility projects believe that location services provided by GALILEO satellite technology have the answer, and their respective project coordinators,…
The statistics, released in MTA's 2019 full-year subway statistics report, also reveal a reduction in delays and a fall in the number of major incidents per month.
The six cities are part of a project named AI4Cities which looks to artificial intelligence (AI) as a solution for cutting greenhouse gas emissions.
Developments in Dubai's smart apps have yielded many positive results, the transport authority has said, including improvements in customer experience.
Smart parking sensors, augmented reality way-finding and facial recognition security were a few of the ideas selected to participate in Transport for Wales’ (TfW) inaugural accelerator programme, Lab, which aims to improve the rail passenger experience.
The project aims to empower citizens to take a leading role in the production of data, evidence and knowledge around mobility in their own neighbourhoods, and at street level.
The new imaging system is said to use a commercially available camera sensor and a powerful, but otherwise standard, laser source that is similar to the one found in a laser pointer.
Wireless charging at taxi ranks could provide an alternative to plugs and chargepoints, meaning multiple taxis can recharge at once, supporting drivers to charge up more easily.
Intelligent Transport's Luke Antoniou provides a summary of the stand-out insights from the 2019 Intelligent Transport Conference, featuring contribution from one of the Conference chairs, Carol Schweiger.
TfL has relied mainly on manual traffic counts to work out how many people are cycling on any given road, but has been trialling Vivacity Labs' AI sensors as an alternative solution since 2018.
Over the past 10 years, Joby Aviation has reportedly developed a quiet, all-electric VTOL (vertical take-off and landing) aircraft, which aims to be instrumental in the commercial launch of the emerging on-demand urban air taxi market.
In what is said to be the first in the world to do so, the Infrastructure-Automotive Technology Laboratory (iATL) aims to bring together auto, technology and communications industries in one laboratory.
Using drones is said to enable a precise and fast inspection of the condition of assets, saving inspection time, enabling accessibility to arduous spots and generating highly accurate reports about the condition of tunnels.
EHang reportedly has three main business pillars: urban air mobility (including passenger transportation and logistics), smart city management and aerial media.
The Edinburgh City Mobility Plan, which replaces the Local Transport Strategy 2014-2019, is said to centre on four strategic priorities: enhancing public transport, people-friendly streets, planning new developments and managing demand.
