11Alive’s Jerry Carnes takes a drive with Bryan Mulligan to see how driverless vehicles operate along I-75. Extract from the article below: Driverless cars may seem like an idea straight out of The Jetsons, but the vehicle traveling right next to you could be an autonomous vehicle. In fact, Atlanta’s North
The partnership between AT&T and Applied Information is creating “smarter cities” by providing wireless connectivity and end-to-end solutions that cover all aspects of the physical, technical, and network of its systems. Applied Information’s cloud and web-based Glance School Zone Flashing Beacon systems give city and county officials a simple, easy-to-use
CBS 46 Traffic Solutions reporter, Vince Sims recently interviewed Bryan Mulligan, President of Applied Information, for a story about driverless car technology in Atlanta. Said Sims “I’ll be honest, at first I was skeptical, but seeing it first hand and learning the science behind it was interesting.” During the interview
On June 20, 2015, a Saturday, a power failure was detected at an intersection within the City of Sandy Springs. Immediately a text message and email was sent to the Sandy Springs traffic engineers alerting them about the power failure. A second alert message was sent out to confirm that
ITS Georgia is a state chapter of ITS America, the nation’s largest organization dedicated to advancing the research, development, and deployment of Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS). Gwinnett County was recently awarded the ITS GA 2016 Innovation for Outside the Box Award for the implementation of the Glance School Zone Flashing
Applied Information, with our south east channel partner Temple, Inc., were selected to provide 270 school beacons to upgrade Gwinnett County, GA to the latest connected technology. The procurement process took longer than Gwinnett had hoped, and the instruction to proceed was received on June 30, 2016. Applied information and
An engineering perspective after thousands of miles on Tesla’s Autopilot In the software business there is an expression “eating your own dog food” where a company uses technology internally, to test it out, before releasing the technology to the customer. In support of this idea, Applied Information acquired the latest
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
Applied Information will be exhibiting at the ITS America Annual Meeting in Pittsburg on the 1st and 2nd of June at booth #629. At the ITS America Annual Meeting we’ll be showing our latest developments in “Connected Vehicles meets the Internet of Things”! These new technologies take connected vehicles to
Applied Information unveils its new School Beacon Flasher Timer Switch – AI-500-070. The new AI-500-070 series provides a cost-effective, easy to integrate means of adding monitoring and control to School Beacons Flashers. The simple Integrated School Beacon Flasher Timer Switch and Cellular Modem can be retrofitted into existing School Beacon
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