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Artificial intelligence is being used to help provide smart transport and planning solutions for Port Phillip. AI-powered traffic sensors – the first

Vivacity Labs Wins Queen's Enterprise Award for Innovation Media UK Scale-Up Receives Highest Recognition For Innovation In Improving Traffic Insights with Artificial Intelligence London, UK; 29th April 2021: London-based AI scale-up Vivacity Labs has today been honoured with a Queen’s Award for Enterprise. The Vivacity Labs team was awarded the Innovation Award for its technology that supports government, regional bodies and local councils to re-think and optimise the way traffic and transport infrastructure is built and used. The Queen's Award for Enterprise, now in its 55th year, is wide...

Vivacity Labs’ AI traffic signal control is to be trialled at some of the busiest junctions in Cambridge to help cut congestion and improve air quality. The 12-month trial will investigate how camera-based sensors and machine learning can be used to optimise traffic signals to improve traffic flow, reduce journey times and help tackle air pollution. The Greater Cambridge Partnership-funded project forms a key part of a wider package of measures to be discussed by the GCP’s executive board later this month. The report sets out how the GCP can support a green recovery with key investments t...

London-based tech company Vivacity Labs has secured £5 million of Series A funding in a VC round led by investor Mobeus, with additional funding from existing investors Downing Ventures and London Co-Investment Fund. Vivacity Labs works with government, regional bodies and local councils to rethink and optimise the way traffic and transport infrastructure is built and used. The technology provides anonymous data to deliver real-time insight into road networks and infrastructure. The investment will support Vivacity Labs’ expansion of its AI-based traffic signal system, which reduces conges...

From England to Australia, innovation and new ideas are changing urban mobility in a number of ways.