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Adaptable AI software key to safer smart traffic systems

Seoul Robotics’ intelligent transportation system can adapt to improve vulnerable user safety. By Lee Monks

Intelligent transport systems (ITS)—modes of traffic management that enable more coordinated use of transport networks—are a growing trend. The global ITS market is expected to be worth US$20.52bn by the end of 2023 and continue rising at a CAGR of 8.6% up to 2026, according to GlobalData. One of the market’s key drivers is an increasing number of smart cities. The European Commission defines a smart city as an environment enhanced for the benefit of its inhabitants and businesses through digitally improved networks and services. The primary features of a smart city include safer public spaces and smarter urban transport networks.

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