ITC - Intelligent Traffic Control

🌾 Happy Shavuot from the ITC Family! 🌾 We're excited to share this special moment from our recent Shavuot celebration at the office. Shavuot is a time of joy and togetherness, and we are grateful to have such a dedicated and passionate team. As we celebrate this festive holiday, we also take pride in our accomplishments at Intelligent Traffic Control (ITC). Our innovative AI-driven platform now manages traffic for millions of cars daily! 🚗✨ Our smart traffic lights reduce congestion, lower CO2 emissions, and improve the quality of life for city residents and visitors. By harnessing the power of advanced machine learning and computer vision, we're making cities greener and more efficient. Thank you to our amazing team, partners, and supporters for being part of this incredible journey. Wishing everyone a happy and meaningful Shavuot! 🌟 #Shavuot #TrafficManagement #SmartCities #AI #MachineLearning #UrbanMobility #Sustainability #Innovation #HappyHolidays Aharon Brauner, Dvir Kenig, Michael Wolf, Ido Cohen, Maayan Goren, Jonathan Rotem,Yuval Azulay, Matanel Ohayon,Yonathan Einan , Ido Fabian, Roman Martynov,Shahar Machluf, Ksenia Lev-Neeman,Itzhak Stern, Tomer Mann, Ezra Tawil,Daniella Glozman,Ilan Palatnik Shikun & Binui שיכון ובינוי, Champel Capital,Mobilitech Capital

Implementing traffic policies is crucial for ensuring safe and efficient urban mobility. However, balancing safety measures and accommodating various transportation modes is challenging. Cities worldwide struggle with effectively implementing their policies, highlighting the need for innovative solutions. How can technology help tackle these problems and also reduce congestion and CO2 emissions? At ITC, we leverage cutting-edge computer vision and AI to preemptively classify road users, enabling adaptive and predictive responses. Our algorithm dynamically adjusts traffic signals based on existing traffic and your priorities. A bus approaching? We create a "green wave" for seamless public transit flow. A pedestrian nearby? Traffic lights adjust to ensure their safety. Cyclists coming? We can prioritize their movement for faster, safer rides. These smart actions push people towards private car alternatives and reduce traffic jams and CO2 emissions, creating a more sustainable community. From optimizing public transportation to supporting micro-mobility, we possess the tools and expertise to help you implement your traffic policies effectively. https://lnkd.in/e4bJfxgB

🚦 Exciting News from ITC 🚦 1.5 million daily commuters have waited for this shipment! We're excited to announce the arrival of 21 AI computers, each representing a new intersection we'll manage in the upcoming weeks. These AI computers are designated to take over the traffic lights at intersections, operate the ITC software, and autonomously manage traffic to provide smoother traffic flow, safer streets, and a reduced environmental impact. At ITC, we're proud to lead the implementation of Intelligent Traffic Systems (ITS), providing practical solutions for modern cities. Grateful for the trust and support from our clients, together, we're paving the way for a brighter future in their community. Dvir Kenig Aharon Brauner Aviad Shnaiderman Maayan Goren Avigdor Luttinger Ezra Tawil Itzhak Stern Daniella Glozman Roman Martynov Tomer Mann Ilan Palatnik Ksenia Lev-Neeman Yarden Dahan Matanel Ohayon Eyal Harrison Oren Milgram Jonathan Rotem Mattan Toledo Champel Capital Mobilitech Capital EIT Urban Mobility Earth Venture Capital Shikun & Binui שיכון ובינוי Israel Innovation Authority רשות החדשנות Fresh Fund Highroad Singularity Capital CityZone

Our team recently attended the 3-day Smart Mobility roadshow hosted by the Israel Export Institute מכון היצוא and Israel Economic Mission to the USA - East Coast. This event brought together leaders in innovation, economic development, and smart traffic expertise including representatives from the New Jersey Department of Transportation, along with key figures from the Cities of Frisco (Jeremiah Anderson), McKinney (Mike Wilkes), Sandy Spring City (Jonathan Crowe), Metro Atlanta Chamber (Cynthia Curry), and the City of Woodstock (Coty Thigpen, MPA). Discussions and networking provided a platform for collaboration and idea sharing, highlighting the importance of partnerships in advancing smart mobility projects.

Have you ever been stuck in a traffic jam and wondered, "How did this happen?" The root cause is the human factor - drivers are uncoordinated, and our slow reactions on the road compound the issue, causing backups. Changing human behavior is extremely difficult, and it will likely take decades before self-driving cars become widespread enough to control traffic flow efficiently. But there's a smarter solution available now. Our system analyzes massive historical traffic data using advanced AI to forecast potential congestion up to 30 minutes in advance. When a jam is predicted, our technology dynamically optimizes traffic light timing to prevent the chain reaction of stopped cars that causes gridlock. ITC is managing traffic flows for millions of cars daily, reducing drive times so commuters spend less time on the roads and more time with their families. While we can't eliminate all human driving errors, ITC's predictive traffic management drastically reduces congestion and delays. Imagine smart cities where roads dynamically adapt before gridlock happens. That's the power of prediction. https://lnkd.in/dYCbyceP

We are at Smart City Expo World Congress, Barcelona. Every year we are there. Usually under Tel Aviv Yafo Municipality booth, as part of the innovative technologies chosen to be implemented on a City Scale. This year, we grew and appear in a different exhibition zone. In the EIT Urban Mobility area, as part of the portfolio companies of the European Union-funded initiative. Which we are proud to take part in. We are excited to be at this huge conference and show the world how we can leverage the power of AI to make all of us spend less time on the roads. Our champions Tomer Mann and Ilan Palatnik are there, waiting for you. Come visit us! Hall 1, Area E, Number 16