A TV advertising campaign calling on commuters to ‘Get Back On Track’ is predicted to further boost passenger levels between now and Christmas. And a new, free transport app which relies on AI technology is also set to further help the…
Revamped Local Transport Plan to consider improvement to digital infrastructure
A bold plan to bring together Cambridgeshire and Peterborough’s transport and digital infrastructure, to provide for better connectivity in a clean and green refresh of the Local Transport Plan, has been approved. Making explicit the Combined Authority’s commitment to deliver…
Hardware solution to further automotive forward camera innovation
Xilinx and Motovis have announced that they are collaborating on a solution that pairs the Xilinx Automotive (XA) Zynq System-on-Chip (SoC) platform and Motovis’ Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) IP to the automotive market, specifically for forward camera systems’ vehicle perception and control.…
IET report explores advancing safety in transport through automation
The need for a road crash investigations branch is one of the recommendations in a new report from the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) that explores the expected impact automation will have on the transport sector. Advancing safety in…
Functional safety software provider expands business in Europe
The US-based company CoreAVI, developer of functionally safe software stacks for embedded applications, has announced it is expanding its business in Europe, targeting especially the Industrial IoT, Automotive and Transportation Industries. Founded in the United Kingdom in 2005, CoreAVI moved…
Vivacity Labs partners with TfGM to spearhead cycling and walking development in Manchester
Transport for Greater Manchester is to advance its cycling and walking infrastructure programme through the rollout of new technology by Vivacity Labs. The transport technology scaleup has been awarded a new contract by Transport for Greater Manchester in its latest investment…
Vivacity Labs expands into Australia with Bicycle Network partnership
AI-powered traffic sensors will be installed in the City of Port Phillip this year to measure bike rider, pedestrian and motor vehicle movements and help the council reduce congestion and increase sustainable transport. The sensors, which capture anonymous data on…