Company: bitsensing
LinkedIn Post Text: Historic cities weren’t built for modern traffic — but they still need modern safety. In Verona, a city shaped by more than five centuries of history, radar-based sensing is helping city leaders tackle congestion, improve pedestrian safety, and reduce emissions around one of its busiest junctions: Porta Nuova. By combining radar sensors, AI computing, and camera systems, Verona is gaining real-time visibility into complex traffic flows — reliably, day and night, and in all weather conditions — without intrusive infrastructure or privacy trade-offs. From commercial vehicles to mopeds, this approach is enabling smarter decisions in one of Italy’s most complex urban environments. In this feature with EE Times | Electronic Engineering Times, our CEO Jae-Eun Lee shares how radar-based perception is bridging the gap between historic infrastructure and the demands of modern mobility — and why perception, not just data, is becoming foundational to smart cities worldwide. R
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