In terms of sustainable mobility in cities, avoiding congestion is a key issue. Intelligent traffic management leads to quick, effective solutions and positive effects on the environment and quality of life. That’s why experts from Kapsch are presenting their mobility solutions for digital traffic control and intelligent networking of vehicles and roads here in Hamburg
‘Mic’ is one tough character and he is showing off his powers in real time on the Bosch Security stand. Mic, a member of the company’s Inteox family of cameras, is detecting traffic conditions along a stretch of motorway in the US
Cohda Wireless has demonstrated a Vehicle to Pedestrian (V2P) detection solution in which the connected vehicle receives warnings based on the proximity of vulnerable road users (VRU).Cohda says the driver is alerted to the presence of the VRUs on the basis of safe, close or critical distance, raising their awareness so they can take appropriate action to avoid a collision. The technology comprises a wearable electronic tag which can be mounted on a cyclist's helmet or attached to a backpack or clothing accessory
Shell, MaierKorduletsch and Paul Nutzfahrzeuge are introducing a medium-duty fuel cell truck to activate the market for hydrogen used as a fuel in the medium to heavy duty road transport sector
PSS has now integrated its Raptor rumble strip handling machine into i-Cone’s IoR – Internet of Roadwork - technology that interfaces with existing traffic control equipment
Volocopter’s electric heavy-lift drone VoloDrone conducted its first public flight yesterday here at ITS World Congress Hamburg 2021. Together with the international logistics leader DB Schenker, Volocopter, a pioneer of urban air mobility (UAM), demonstrated VoloDrone’s seamless integration into the logistics supply chain with an end-to-end cargo transport demonstration
There’s a lot the new pan-German road authority Die Autobahn wants to do before the kick-off of the Uefa European Football Championship to be held in 10 host cities, including Hamburg, in 2024
Formerly Siemens ITS, Yunex Traffic is at a major event in its own right for the first time; CEO Markus Schlitt outlines why its vital that the company’s message is heard as soon as possible
