Streetwise Technology

We had the pleasure of being selected to pitch to the Department for Transport (DfT), United Kingdom. Our radar-based pedestrian and vehicle monitoring systems can be used in a wide range of road-based applications, and we look forward to exploring these with the DfT. Our pitch was led by Ben Heyman, our Chief Data officer, who also expanded on how data collected from our sensors on the rural road network can help the DfT achieve its objective of developing a connected and integrated transport system. If you would like to find out how our systems can help you collect data on your road network, get in touch with us, and we will show you how we use radars to deliver insights. #connectedroads #smarttransport #roadsafety

We’re off to Singapore next week with Innovate UK to connect with new?multimodal partners?and explore how?AI, advanced sensors, and real-time data can tackle some of the toughest transport challenges. From?individual pedestrian crossings to large-scale facilities, our solutions are built to adapt—tailored to each client’s environment and operational needs. If you're in Singapore and want to learn more, please reach out! Streetwise Technology is proud to have been selected by Innovate UK for the #BridgeAI Global Business Innovation Programme – Smart and Land Mobility. This is a true demonstration of the impact our technology can have locally - and globally. #GBIPSingaporeSmartTransport #BridgeAIProgramme #SmartMobilityRevolution #GBIP? Nathan L., Jim Pickles, David Campbell-Molloy, Sandra Steinhauer ?? SXSW

Building Inclusion into the DNA of Smart Infrastructure Last night, we hosted a?workshop alongside Chevron Traffic Management , bringing together a broad group of?accessibility advocates?to explore how we can ensure?Streetwise products are inclusive from the ground up—not as an afterthought but as a core principle. We’re?taking these insights directly into product development, ensuring that accessibility is?embedded in our technology?at every level. One of the?first environments we’ll be deploying in?is?temporary worksites, in partnership with?industry leader Chevron Traffic Management . They are leading by example, not only making their own sites more?inclusive and intelligent?but also offering their clients a solution that delivers?real-time data on traffic volumes, pedestrian interactions, and air quality. A huge thank you to Dominic Coleman from Regain Sports Charity whose perspectives were?invaluable, and to Michael Barratt MBE?from Transport for London, who led the session and has played a key role in ensuring?our product meets the needs of diverse stakeholders. We also want to extend our thanks to all the?participants?who contributed their experiences and insights—your voices are shaping a product that will make a real impact. At?Streetwise, we’re not just building smarter infrastructure—we’re building a?safer, more inclusive future. Thank you Emile Roberts MCIHT, Winnie Lam, Alan Farrell #InclusiveDesign #SmartInfrastructure #PedestrianSafety #Accessibility #DataDriven

Streetwise Technology will be heading to Singapore in March and would love to meet potential partners, industry stakeholders and those who are pioneering AI in transportation. Reach out to arrange a meeting. #singapore #transportAI #multimodal

Pedestrian Safety Meets Operational Efficiency: The Future of Multimodal Facilities??? At?Streetwise, we go beyond just improving pedestrian safety—we optimise the way people and vehicles interact in?complex environments?like logistics hubs, industrial sites, and multimodal transport facilities. Imagine a site where?operators never have to leave their vehicles?to complete routine tasks—reducing risk, improving efficiency, and keeping workflows seamless. With our smart infrastructure solutions, we don’t just detect movement; we provide?actionable insights?that help prevent accidents, eliminate inefficiencies, and enhance overall productivity. Every facility is unique, which is why our approach is?flexible and tailored. Whether it’s improving pedestrian visibility, reducing unnecessary stops, or delivering?real-time efficiency scoring, Streetwise is designed to make spaces?safer, smarter, and more connected. ???Are you looking to transform your facility with a pedestrian-first approach that also drives operational success??Let’s talk. #SmartInfrastructure #MultimodalEfficiency #PedestrianSafety #StreetwiseTechnology

???AI Meets Pedestrian Safety: Revolutionising Multimodal Environments??? Navigating busy streets and intersections is a complex challenge—pedestrians, vehicles, and cyclists all competing for space, often with safety on the line. At Streetwise Technology, we’re tackling this issue head-on with the power of?Artificial Intelligence. Our latest blog explores how AI can transform multimodal environments by uncovering hidden patterns, predicting risks, and making roads safer and more accessible for everyone. From identifying relationships between pedestrian behaviour and air quality to creating connected, data-driven crossings, we’re rethinking what’s possible for road safety. ?? Plus, we’re taking these innovations global with the Innovate UK AI Programme to Singapore, showcasing how the UK is leading the charge in smart city technology. ?? Ready to see how AI is reshaping pedestrian safety??Click the link to read more and join the conversation! #AI #SmartCities #PedestrianSafety #Innovation #StreetwiseTechnology https://lnkd.in/eE5DBFNs

???Streetwise Technology has been selected for Innovate UK’s Global Business Innovation Programme in Singapore!??? This program focuses on?Artificial Intelligence, Smart Mobility, and Land Mobility—perfectly aligned with our mission to revolutionise traffic management and pedestrian safety. Being selected is a testament to the global potential of our technology and its relevance to multimodal environments. This program offers an incredible opportunity to: Showcase how?Streetwise Technology?can enhance pedestrian safety and optimise traffic flows. Collaborate with leading innovators in Singapore, one of the world’s most forward-thinking hubs for smart mobility. Build key relationships to expand into global markets, starting with Southeast Asia. At Streetwise, we've always believed that?pedestrian-first traffic management?is the key to unlocking safer, more efficient environments. Our technology combines cutting-edge sensors, AI, and V2X capabilities to make roads and private environments smarter, safer, and more accessible. With trials already underway across the UK and interest from international stakeholders, our solutions are paving the way for a truly?connected future. Singapore is just the beginning. With this opportunity, we're taking strides toward becoming a?world-leading provider?of smart mobility solutions that work not just in the UK, but in cities and environments worldwide. A big thank you to Innovate UK?for this opportunity and to our team, partners, and early adopters for believing in our vision. We’re excited to take this next step toward a safer, smarter world. Let’s make it happen! ???? #StreetwiseTechnology #SmartMobility #Innovation #GlobalBusiness #AI #TrafficManagement #Singapore #PedestrianSafety

Floating Bus Stops: A Solution or a New Challenge? Floating bus stops?were designed to improve cyclist safety by routing cycle lanes between the pavement and bus boarding areas. However, their implementation has raised significant concerns: Unintended Consequences:?Pedestrians, especially those with visual impairments, face challenges crossing active cycle lanes to access buses. The National Federation of the Blind has called for a ban on these designs, citing safety risks. Real vs. Perceived Risks: Transport for London?acknowledges these concerns but notes that the likelihood of injury at such stops is "very low." At?Streetwise Technology, we believe innovative solutions can address these challenges: ??Dynamic Alerts:?Implementing real-time notifications to both cyclists and pedestrians to ensure safe crossings. ??Data-Driven Design:?Utilising behavioural data to inform infrastructure improvements, enhancing safety and accessibility. ??Inclusive Features:?Incorporating technologies like Bluetooth SIG #auracast and NFC connectivity to assist all users, including those with disabilities. ???Join the Conversation:?What are your experiences with floating bus stops? How can technology play a role in making our streets safer for everyone? Share your thoughts below! #UrbanPlanning #PedestrianSafety #CyclingInfrastructure #Accessibility #SmartCities Michael Barratt MBE Dominic Coleman Regain Sports Charity Living Streets RNIB Will Norman

Yesterday, we hosted an innovation session at the Transport for London offices that brought together a diverse group of road users to explore the lived experiences of people with different accessibility needs when crossing the road. At Streetwise Technology, we believe the only way to create meaningful solutions is by designing products alongside the people who face these challenges every day. Led by Michael Barratt MBE the session included invaluable contributions from individuals representing the visually impaired, neurodivergent, and tetraplegic communities. We also heard from three women who shared powerful insights on the importance of safety for women at night and the lasting impact of near-miss incidents. This session reinforced the importance of listening, learning, and engaging with all community members as we continue to develop our pedestrian crossing features. Our goal is not just to make roads safer but to ensure every crossing provides equal opportunities for all. Together, we’re working toward a future where everyone feels confident and secure when crossing the road. A special thanks to Michael Barratt MBE for arranging and leading and Dominic Coleman for valuable insights. #strongertogether #promotingequality #equalaccess

We are on a mission to solve some of the UK's most challenging multimodal challenges and are working with great partners to achieve our ambitions. Department for Transport (DfT), United Kingdom, Connected Places Catapult, University of Sussex, Francesca Caramelle-Ngoma, Yusuf C.