Applied Information announced today a partnership with JSF Technologies Inc., to provide sustainable, Internet of Things (IoT) safety solutions for vulnerable road users (VRU).
Applied Information, Inc., the leading provider of intelligent transportation technology, announced today that its Internet of Things (IoT) connected traffic control devices and emergency vehicles can now display alerts on the Waze app providing drivers, first responders and vulnerable road users with an additional layer of safety.
Audi and Navistar have partnered to further develop and demonstrate potential safety enhancing C-V2X technology in Navistar emergency vehicles and school buses. The partnership allows for both companies to develop use cases and safety enhancing demonstrations in close collaboration as members of the Volkswagen Group. First deployments are expected to begin this summer.
Technology has the potential to help prevent some of the more than 25,000 injuries and 100 fatalities that occur in school zones and at school bus stops in the U.S. annually. With that knowledge , Audi of America and partners Applied Information, Blue Bird, Fulton Co. School System, City of Alpharetta, and Temple, Inc., completed a cellular vehicle-to-everything (C-V2X) initial deployment to refine the technology for communities to adopt and begin to lay the groundwork for integration into future production vehicles.
Blue Bird Corp., one of the largest school bus makers in the U.S., has joined a first-of-its-kind collaboration with Audi of America, Applied Information, and Temple, Inc., to deploy cellular vehicle-to-everything (C-V2X) technology aimed at helping reduce vehicle hazards that vulnerable school children face every year.
Audi of America, Applied Information, and Temple, Inc., today announced a collaboration to develop two future connected vehicle applications that can help improve safety in school zones and around school buses when children are present.
As school districts across the nation make adjustments to the opening day of in-person classes due to COVID pandemic, making sure school zone safety beacons are slowing traffic on the right days and times is critical for keeping students and teachers safe from traffic.
Applied Information and AT&T will make school zones safer and more reliable for school children across the state with smart IoT beacon technology ATLANTA — The Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) installs technology from Applied Information to improve road safety in school zones across the state with the company’s smart beacon
Smart City technology makes beacons part of the Internet of Things for more efficient operation FORT BEND, Texas–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Fort Bend County, Texas, has installed 140 new flashing school zone beacons using Smart City technology developed by Applied Information, Inc. The new beacons are now part of the Internet of Things
