Smart Junctions 5G End of Project Showcase
In July we celebrated the conclusion of the Smart Junctions 5G project in with and End of Project Showcase in Manchester, in collaboration with Weaver Labs, TfGM and DCMS.
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DCMS Minister visits Smart Junctions 5G Project
We met with Julia Lopez MP at our Smart Junctions system site in Manchester and spoke about 5G’s role in a more sustainable transport future.
ITS International: VivaCity demos AI junction control
Sitting stationary at traffic lights is one of the great frustrations of driving, whether for business or pleasure. The increasing numbers of people who now use other modes of transport, such as bicycles, also find them an irritant, especially if they are held at a red light but can see that their exit path fromRead More
Shining a 5G Light on Traffic Systems
Great to be featured in the latest UK5G Innovation Briefing Magazine – Shining a light on Traffic Systems, where Peter Mildon, VivaCity’s COO, discusses our Smart Junctions project in collaboration with Transport for Greater Manchester. The aim of the project was to deliver AI traffic control systems to reduce congestion and pollution, as well as cuttingRead More
West Midlands 5G: 5G Enabled Traffic Monitoring Sensors.
West Midlands 5G (WM5G) has partnered with VivaCity to validate the application and use of 5G-enabled smart sensors to accurately identify and classify road usage in real-time. Two roads near Solihull (Lode Lane and Damson Lane) that regularly receive high volumes of traffic were identified for the trial. Lamp posts were equipped with VivaCity smartRead More
UK Tech News: 5G and IoT: An in-depth review of how next gen mobile connectivity will unlock new opportunities
The arrival of 5G has long been earmarked as a critical moment in technological advancement. Much more than just super-fast mobile connectivity, the fifth generation of cellular networks has the potential to unlock new possibilities to transform how people live their lives, businesses operate, and cities function. The infrastructure remains in its infancy; although theRead More