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AI Cameras and LiDAR Improve Smart Road Infrastructure

Road infrastructure technology is experiencing conversation between service providers and municipalities.
By Georges Aoude and Karl Jeanbart
July 11, 2022
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by Georges Aoude
Dr. Georges Aoude is co-founder of Derq, an MIT spinoff powering the future of connected and autonomous roads, making cities smarter and safer for all road?users,?and enabling the deployment of autonomous vehicles at scale. Derq provides cities and fleets with an award-winning and patented smart infrastructure Platform powered by AI that helps them tackle the most challenging road safety and traffic management problems.?? 
by Karl Jeanbart
Karl Jeanbart is co-founder of Derq, an MIT spinoff powering the future of connected and autonomous roads, making cities smarter and safer for all road?users,?and enabling the deployment of autonomous vehicles at scale. Derq provides cities and fleets with an award-winning and patented smart infrastructure Platform powered by AI that helps them tackle the most challenging road safety and traffic management problems.?? 

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