Cisco, TfNSW, Australian Road Research Board (ARRB) and University of New South Wales (UNSW) embarked on a unique trial to use the bus network as sensors to digitise the road surface in real-time to identify areas of concern and requiring proritised
Cisco is a trusted business partner in the Transportation Industry. In rail and roadways (and of course, airports and ports!), our industry expertise, technology platforms, and world class customer experience, services, and partner teams help our
Managing environmental impacts of transport and utilizing smart technology to help achieve bold policy goals.
With the advancement of communications within the rail industry and the proposed move to Future Rail Mobility Communication System (FRMCS) primarily within EMEA, it is important to understand what this means for the rail industry and explore how it
Rail operators worldwide work with Cisco to transform their operations with secure, reliable connectivity. We will be illustrating Cisco's portfolio for transportation at InnoTrans 2022, taking place September 20-23 in Berlin.
Smart roadways have sensing capabilities and intelligence driven by state of the art operational technology and infrastructure.
View, monitor, and troubleshoot all bus systems with a new cloud service.
The increase in electric vehicles on the road is, unsurprisingly, resulting in an increased demand for charging infrastructure. Public and private networks are being installed at a rapid pace and will continue to increase as more public funding is
FMCI and Cisco create an architecture that enables FMCI to deliver the cutting-edge scenarios their customers need.
