Podcasts about hmi technologies

  This week Theo talks with David Verma Program Director, Technologist, ITS Expert at Ohmio. Ohmio self-driving vehicle technology originally created by HMI Technologies, a global technology company and innovator of Intelligent Transport Systems. Ohmio is making big in the world of autonomous driving with big plans on the horizon. We also talk about electric bikes specifically a very good-looking option that is currently on the market; the Munro 2.0.   If you enjoy our Podcast please support us by subscribing to the podcast on Patreon.com. The more support we get the more we can cover. Become a Patron! Show Links: Ohmio: https://ohmio.com/ HMI Technologies: https://www.hmi.co.nz/en-nz/ E-Bike Munro 2.0: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/E-BIKE-Munro-2-0-Electric-motorbike-48V-lithium-battery-Luxury-smart-electric-motorcycle-26-inch/32863802683.html Munro 2.0 E-Bike: New Energy, Old School Cool Style OEM Audio: https://www.oemaudio.co.nz/Product-Detail.aspx?ComId=d69e4761-ed71-436b-9b8b-48e1d617c1b7 https://www.facebook.com/NZEVPODCAST/ https://www.nzevpodcast.com

This is the tenth and final podcast produced for this year's ITS World Congress in Montreal. Hopefully you’ve already listened to the podcasts that were produced at the event… if you haven’t then you really ought to to hear a flavour of what went on… We collected so much material we didn’t have time to include it all in the daily shows, so this is the second of two bonus programmes featuring some of those interviews, as we catch up with Conduent a year after they announced their new name, talk to Valeo, Kontron and Miovision too, plus a few highlights from our programme sponsors. The ITS World Congress Bonus Podcast 2 is sponsored by SWARCO, HMI Technologies, Intelight and Q-Free.

Well it almost seems a lifetime ago but it was only earlier this month that the 2017 ITS World Congress was in Montreal. Hopefully you’ve already listened to the podcasts that were produced at the event… if you haven’t then you really ought to to hear a flavour of what went on… We collected so much material we didn’t have time to include it all in the daily shows, so this is one of two bonus programmes featuring some of those interviews, with the UK's Transport Systems Catapult, Arup, EDI and Urban Logic, as well as a few words from our sponsors too… Swarco, HMI Technologies, Intelight and Q-Free…

There is so much to listen to in the final daily podcast from the World Congress in Montreal, brought you you thanks to the support of SWARCO, HMI Technologies, Intelight and Q-Free. In today's show you can hear Miller Crockart from PTV Group talk about transport modelling and MaaS and how data is driving the future of transportation. There are details of traffic management software from Q-Free and Intelight, and then Steve Dellenback gives his guide to the final day's must-attend sessions. We get an automotive opinion on the industry and hear about a company with an innovative power back-up solution that becomes absolutely essential when we consider the need for 100% uptime of roadside equipment. Then we hear about an exciting new deal that could be a game-changer for traffic information in the USA and round off the congress podcasts by looking forward to next year's event in Copenhagen with two key players in the city. There has been so much material gathered in Montreal, we'll be having a bonus podcast from the event which will be available next week.

In the second podcast from the ITS World Congress in Montreal Smart Highways editor Paul Hutton learns more about the Smart Cities Pavilion with IBI, talks about a series of new autonomous pods being developed by HMI Technologies and about the huge test site in Contra Costa. You’ll also hear Steve Dellenback’s guide to Tuesday’s sessions at the congress and also an Australian viewpoint on standards in Connected and Automated Vehicles. Paul also takes a ride in a connected car around Montreal to see V2I and V2V technology. These podcasts are sponsored by SWARCO, HMI Technologies, Intelight and Q-Free.

The first of our podcasts from the ITS World Congress 2017 in Montreal features an in-depth interview with the new CEO of ITS America, Shailen Bhatt who talks about the various roles of his job, from expert to spokesperson to diplomat, and what excites him about the future. CEO of our sponsor Intelight, Craig Gardner, explains how coming together with Q-Free means a business greater than the sum of its parts, and Steve Dellenback, who helped plan the event, gives us his guide to the day. We hear from the Secretary General of ITS (UK), Jennie Martin and CEO of ERTICO - ITS Europe Jacob Bangsgaard about what Europe is bringing to the Congress. And we have a fascinating interview with one of the World Congress ever-presents, Professor Eric Sampson, about how the event has changed since the first one in Paris in 1994. These podcasts are sponsored by SWARCO, HMI Technologies, Intelight and Q-Free.

The concepts of Traffic Management as a Service and advanced traffic management solutions are explored in the final preview podcast ahead of the ITS World Congress 2017 in Montreal, sponsored by Swarco, HMI Technologies, Intelight and Q-Free. In this programme, Smart Highways Editor Paul Hutton talks to Richard Neumann of Swarco who details his company's Traffic Management as a Service offering while we're also joined by Q-Free CEO Hakon Volldal who explains how they are expanding far beyond tolling. We hear from ERTICO - ITS Europe about the European priorities and how ITS Australia have a record level of participation for a congress outside their own country. Plus we learn about the social side of the congress, including details of the fancy dress gala dinner on Hallowe'en and get a few tips of what to see and do during downtime in Montreal. Remember that we'll be producing daily podcasts from the event including tips about must-attend sessions and must-visit exhibits as well as news and the views of leading decision makers and thought leaders. Make sure you spend half an hour a day, perhaps while getting ready in your hotel room, to have a listen. And if you can't make it to Montreal, Congress Today is the perfect place to catch up what is going on.

The third Countdown to Congress podcast is online now bringing you some fascinating thought leadership on driverless vehicle timescales, global business expansion, freight and logistics and Big Data. In this preview programme ahead of Montreal 2017 – sponsored by Swarco, HMI Technologies, Intelight and Q-Free - SWRI’s Vice President of R&D Steve Dellenback talks about how, despite the technology existing, there are still numerous challenges facing mass adoption of driverless vehicles in the short term. He also explains how the conference programme is put together. HMI’s CEO Dean Zabrieszach reminisces about how this time last year he was caught up in the middle of running the Melbourne Congress and then explains his company’s plans for a rapid global expansion. ITS Canada’s Chair Chris Philp talks about the exhibition while John Barton, who’s an Associate Vice Chancellor at the Texas A&M University System, tells us more about the Smart Cities Pavilion. We hear from Irina Patrascu who’s director of partnership and communication at ERTICO - ITS Europe about its four focus areas, connected and automated driving, urban mobility, clean mobility and transport and logistics, and HERE’s Director of Intelligent Transportation Monali Shah explains how the company turns Big Data into meaningful information. There’ll be one more Countdown to Congress before the event itself, then daily podcasts from Montreal.

This is the second of four preview podcasts to get you ready for the ITS World Congress in Montreal, sponsored by Swarco and HMI Technologies. ITS America's interim CEO and President David St Amant explains how the congress brings together experts to face the challenges faced by our industry around the globe and to work on best-practice solutions. The issue of cyber security is tackled by Barry Einsig from Cisco who tells presenter Paul Hutton of Smart Highways Magazine that when you look across ITS there is a tremendous amount of legacy infrastructure that have to date been secured by obscurity, but that if we want to move into a connected world we need to open these systems. We hear more about the on-street demos in Montreal with ITS Canada Chairman Chris Philp, ITS Australia's CEO Susan Harris, who planned last year's highly-successful event in Melbourne, gives some advice and Michael de Santis, chair of the local arrangements committee, explains how visitors and delegates are looked after by a team of volunteers. There'll be another Countdown to Congress in two weeks' time. For sponsorship opportunities, to join HMI Technologies and Swarco for this event, contact Chris Day, c.day@hgluk.com