Applied Information has incorporated a forward-facing “dash cam” into our latest generation of vehicle units to provide still images (with video coming soon) in addition to the data-driven information represented on the map. With this new technology, it will be easier than ever to verify road conditions such as snow
In a joint project with the City of Sandy Springs in Georgia, Applied Information has deployed a dual radar system to help slow traffic around schools in the interest of safety for schoolchildren. Radar signs operate in conjunction with school beacons to reduce the speed of vehicles as they approach.
Watch Bryan Mulligan on Gwinnett Radio X , CEO of Applied Information discuss new transportation technologies On The Money radio show. Applied Information on Gwinnett Radio X.
The school district in Winston Salem is using MARWIS/Glance to see if the roads are safe for the school busses. Check out the article written by WS Journal http://m.journalnow.com/news/local/winston-salem-school-district-has-new-tool-for-weather-related/article_a0b76061-7a25-54d4-b5a6-ea94da9c0858.html?mode=jqm Below are a couple of Screenshots from the Glance Central system showing that these roads are ice/snow, and not safe for busses at the
On the 22nd of January, a major winter storm blew through Arkansas. See how one DOT managed all their resources and public communication using Lufft’s MARWIS sensor and Applied Information’s Glance software.
Many schools currently utilize school zone flashing beacons to reduce the speed limit during school start and end times. The problem is verifying their operational status, as the only way to do this is go to the sign physically every day to test them. Check out the Glance School Zone
Applied Information has been busy with a number of deployments of the new, next generation Glance Preemption and Priority System. These technologies have made connected vehicles a reality in the Transit Priority and Emergency Vehicle Preemption applications. Live Video Demonstration The system seamlessly combines cell, short-range radio transmission, and enhanced GPS
The Glance Smart City Supervisory platform allows effective monitoring of solar powered school beacons and other application. How is this done?? It is not enough to monitor the battery voltage of solar systems, and send alarms and alerts when the battery gets low. This only tells some of the story.
How can we use technology to make roads safer for schools? Modern technology has jumped forward, everything in today’s world is getting connected to the internet, making things easier to manage. We can now utilize these technological breakthroughs to make our school roadways safer. We use school zone flashers
Business Challenge: On June 24, 2015, a wide area power failure was detected at multiple school beacons within the City of Marietta. Immediately a text message and email was sent to the Marietta traffic engineers alerting them about the multiple power failure. A large storm had just passed through city
