ADEC Technologies among the most successful manufacturers of innovative traffic detectors in the world whose headquarters are in Switzerland will be very happy to confirm that it will be present at the next ITS World Congress which shall be held during the period of August 25 -28, 2025 in Atlanta, Georgia where the company will make its new advances in the area of traffic detection by introducing a new detector called the TDC3X Multiradar™ which shall be introduced in Atlanta, Georgia.
Swiss firm launches new high-level detection
According to the press release of ADEC Technologies, a Swiss-based manufacturer of innovative traffic detectors and a global leader in the industry, the company is thrilled to take part in the upcoming ITS World Congress, scheduled between August 25 and 28, 2025, in Atlanta, Georgia. ADEC Technologies will demonstrate its recent developments in the field of traffic detection. A new device TDC3X Multiradar™ detector, is going to be introduced.
The attendance of the ITS World Congress will be very important in our effort to show our willingness to deliver high-quality and maintenance-free detectors that traffic management systems can count on, said Andreas Hartmann, Managing Director at ADEC. We are excited to meet the show visitors and discuss how our technology can be used to address the challenges that traffic operators and authorities deal with today.
Comprehensive traffic management solutions
Representatives of the company will take the time to meet with visitors to booth 1757 and hear about the innovative offerings of the company, including real-time traffic data acquisition and transmission, and advanced vehicle classification systems. A team of experts operating under ADEC will be on hand to discuss the ways their solutions can be integrated with the current traffic management systems to improve their performance and efficiency.
Industry context highlights AI innovations
In the meantime, FLIR is also demonstrating embedded AI that will streamline traffic flow at the ITS World Congress this year, Traffic Technology Today reports. The launch of FLIR TrafiSense Dual AI, an urban traffic safety and efficiency-enhancing solution, is one of the highlights. Besides all these developments, FLIR will show how its new AI sensors can be smoothly incorporated into traffic lights.
The AI sensors produced by FLIR enable the realization of vehicle-to-everything (V2X) connectivity in the present day, allowing vehicles, infrastructure, and pedestrians/bicycles to communicate with each other. The CCTV camera solution is called TrafiBot AI, which is compact and rugged with a Cascade management system to provide automatic incident detection, traffic monitoring, and smoke detection.
Maintenance-free technology focus
ADEC Technologies AG is are Swiss-based, internationally leading manufacturer of innovative traffic detectors. Since 2009, architects, engineers, installers, and system integrators all over the world have resorted to ADEC to find the maintenance-free and reliable detectors to use in their traffic management systems. The company is concerned with meeting the ever-increasing demand for perfect (no maintenance) and cost-effective traffic data collection using modern detector technology.
Solutions that are not intrusive become salient
Operators are moving toward disliking intrusive solutions that need long, expensive, and detailed roadworks to implement. The same applies to solutions that must be regularly or periodically maintained, Andreas Hartmann explains. The TDC3X is indicative of ADEC paying attention to the particular challenges road operators go through when trying to find a reliable, non-intrusive traffic detector that would allow them to operate independently.
That ADEC Technologies participated in the ITS World Congress shows that the company is dedicated to the development of the traffic detection technology based on the innovative products as it was TDC3X Multiradar in the role of the orientation of the maintenance-free work and the non-invasive integration into the city environment as the trend towards the AI-based traffic management systems is oriented to the maximum use of the city infrastructure and mobility.
