Yunex Traffic has announced that it has signed an agreement with LYT which will leverage both companies’ intelligent transportation technologies to ease congestion for commuters and emergency responders.
LYT, paired with the Yunex Traffic suite of solutions including Advanced Traffic Management Systems (ATMS), Connected Vehicle Applications, and advanced traffic controllers, traffic agencies can now leverage LYT’s Emergency Vehicle Preemption solution, known as LYT.emergency, which grants a consistent and reliable green light for every emergency vehicle more affordably than other products on the market.
“At Yunex Traffic, we are committed to innovation and creating technologies to push transportation forward,” said Michael Gaertner, Head of Product and Systems, DOP for Yunex Traffic US. “LYT is a perfect partner. Their vision parallels ours, focused on solving issued with impactful solutions rather than creating problems to solve. We couldn’t be more excited.”
These solutions together will harness the power of a single secure edge device installed in Traffic Management Centers that enable emergency vehicles to speak directly to networked traffic signals in cities through LYT.speed cloud platform, says the press release.
“By shifting from line-of-site detection systems to LYT’s bird’s-eye-view optimization system, traffic signals turn green well in advance of emergency vehicles, producing safer intersections for everyone.” said Tim Menard, CEO and Founder of LYT. ” Along with Yunex Traffic and their leading technologies, our combined solutions will serve as a new benchmark for the way in which cities leverage data, technology, and AI in a budget-affordable way to better understand the flow of traffic and also the way in which machine learning can quickly adapt to new traffic flow for better urban quality of life.”
Picture and press release: Yunex Traffic
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