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Smart and Responsive Pedestrian Crossing in London

Sector: Automotive • Location: London, United Kingdom

Source: Highways Today

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The world’s first responsive road crossing is being showcased in London as a prototype solution, aimed at tackling the incidents recorded each year at UK crossings between vehicles, cyclists, and pedestrians. The Smart Crossing uses computer vision technology and an LED road surface to dynamically change its markings to keep users safe.

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The project “Smart and Responsive Pedestrian Crossing in London” is an infrastructure initiative in the Automotive sector, located in London, United Kingdom. Taiyo aggregates data on it from Highways Today.

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The world’s first responsive road crossing is being showcased in London as a prototype solution, aimed at tackling the incidents recorded each year at UK crossings between vehicles, cyclists, and pedestrians. The Smart Crossing uses computer vision technology and an LED road surface to dynamically change its markings to keep users safe.

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