How Intelligent Traffic Systems Are Changing Urban Mobility
Intelligent Transportation Systems revolutionize urban mobility by leveraging AI, IoT, and data analytics. These innovations improve intelligent mobility traffic flow, […]
Intelligent Transportation Systems revolutionize urban mobility by leveraging AI, IoT, and data analytics. These innovations improve intelligent mobility traffic flow, […]
Every day, millions of people navigate complex intersections, both on the roads and in life. At Miovision, we see every […]
After a successful 2024, Miovision kicked off the new year by participating in the 104th Transportation Research Board (TRB) Annual […]
This blog explores the evolution of traffic signal technology, from the first iterations in 19th-century London to today’s smart systems. It also explores how traffic signal technology will continue to evolve in the future!
ITS America Annual Conference & Expo 2024 proved to be a transformative week for Miovision! Here’s what we learned, showcased, and took away in our packed week in Phoenix.
We’re excited to bring you the highlights from our recent get-together in Nashville, TN, with our partners at Stansell Electric […]
Getting more users to ride public transit is the key to cutting down vehicle-based emissions. The problem? Too many people don’t want to ride it for a variety of reasons. This blog explores those reasons and provides solutions!
Over the past few months, our team has worked tirelessly to develop new products and key features, launching the much-anticipated Miovision Scout® Plus, an innovative blend of familiarity and advanced functionality that signifies the evolution of our product line.
2023 has been a year of exciting developments at Miovision, and we can’t wait to share them with you. Our unwavering commitment to enhancing traffic management solutions has driven us to refine our offerings, ensuring better performance and usability.
Big data is a part of the traffic data collection landscape, but bigger doesn’t always mean better. In light of changing traffic patterns during the pandemic, some U.S. states have halted traditional data collection programs for the time being and are instead pushing for the adoption of big data powered software platforms. Big data platforms, however, require specific usage guidelines when it comes to supplementing traffic count programs (see, Virginia’s Report), because big data isn’t an appropriate tool for all use-cases.