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SEARCHThe presentation “AI-Based Vehicle Detection: Reducing Collision Risk, Enhancing Transit Service,” part of the “Exploration of Safety Technology” Learning Zone panel is set to explore AI-based advancements in urban mobility.
Scheduled for Oct. 9, from 1:50 p.m. to 2:20 p.m. ET, at Hot Topics 1 in the Learning Zone (Booth #1389), the presentation delves into the topic of advanced transit safety and efficiency alongside other talks on the topic of “Safety & Security."
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At the upcoming 2023 APTA EXPO and TRANSform Conference in Orlando, Fla., Safe Fleet will host a presentation to redefine the understanding of transit safety and efficiency.
The presentation “AI-Based Vehicle Detection: Reducing Collision Risk, Enhancing Transit Service,” part of the “Exploration of Safety Technology” Learning Zone panel is set to explore AI-based advancements in urban mobility.
Scheduled for Oct. 9, from 1:50 p.m. to 2:20 p.m. ET, at Hot Topics 1 in the Learning Zone (Booth #1389), the presentation delves into the topic of advanced transit safety and efficiency alongside other talks on the topic of “Safety & Security."
Safe Fleet's booth will feature the following solutions:
ClearLane ABLE: Utilizing an Automated License Plate Recognition (ALPR) camera, context camera, and AI algorithms for real-time monitoring, this system ensures efficient bus routes by identifying unauthorized parked vehicles, enhancing urban transit safety by automating and streamlining the process of enforcing bus lane regulations.
MirrorLess Collision Avoidance Technology: Upgrade road safety by replacing mirrors with advanced cameras and LCD screens. Additionally, improved situational awareness, reduced collision risks, and increased confidence behind the wheel enter the equation.
MobileMule AI: This AI-assisted driver behavior system enhances fleet management by detecting fatigue, distraction, and more using AI, all while safeguarding driver privacy. MobileMule AI boosts safety and promotes responsible driving practices within a fleet.
Lighting Solutions: Safe Fleet's LED interior lights, warning signs, strobes, scene lights, and work lights offer heightened visibility day or night.
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