Siemens Intelligent Traffic Systems is pleased to announce that it will provide Connected Vehicle (CV) solutions in the form of Roadside Units (RSU), On-Board Units (OBU), CV applications and RSU central management software for Gainesville’s Trapezium Signal Phase and Timing (SPaT) project, which will be one of the largest state-funded SPaT CV deployments in the U.S.

New digital application center will collect, analyze data to develop technology for road transportation Austin is growing technology hub supported by one of the most progressive transportation systems in the country Siemens Mobility announced the opening of its new Digital Lab for Intelligent Traffic Systems (ITS) based in Austin, Texas. The lab will monitor, collect and analyze data to further study and develop important digital urban mobility technologies.

Washington, DC – “Over the years, Siemens Mobility has tried to work with Wabtec on a reasonable resolution of our intellectual property rights while keeping public safety and our customers at the forefront,” said Marc Buncher, President and CEO of Siemens Mobility in North America. “Given that several of our patents were filed as early as 2002, Siemens has long been a global innovator of Positive Train Control technology.  We’re pleased the jury recognized Wabtec’s infringement of all eight patents at issue in the lawsuit.

AUSTIN, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Siemens Mobility, Inc. is pleased to announce it has received OmniAir Certification for its Sitraffic ESCoS roadside unit (RSU), the first roadside unit to receive OmniAir's commercial, connected vehicle certification. Siemens' RSU is one of the few RSUs today that meet U.S. Department of Transportation FHWA specification version 4.1. Now with OmniAir's certification, this roadside unit is well-positioned to become the established standard and a key component for V2X device communications today.