TomTom (TOM2), the location technology specialist, and Miovision, a global leader in intelligent mobility solutions, announced their partnership to further improve traffic management and traffic infrastructure investments worldwide. This collaboration combines the TomTom Traffic Analytics portfolio with Miovision traffic software and hardware technologies to support building safer, more efficient road networks.
As part of the expanded partnership, Miovision will extend essential TomTom probe data to all Miovision One platform users, expanding covered intersections to 300,000+ globally from hundreds of millions of mobile endpoints. Miovision will also serve as a distributor of TomTom Traffic Analytics products for public sector clients and traffic agencies, expanding available traffic data for mutual customers to include congestion heat maps, detailed corridor and highway analytics, and more. This expanded layer of cloud data will complement the existing network of Miovision connected intersections, vehicles and GPS endpoints, as well as permanent traffic cameras and sensors, and mobile traffic study solutions to help traffic agencies pinpoint issues and prioritize investment.
A key component of the integration is the Miovision GenAI traffic agent, which enables traffic management teams to glean insight and recommendations from both TomTom data and their own connected infrastructure through a single conversational interface in Miovision One. Traffic operations teams will soon be able to significantly accelerate traffic pattern analysis.
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Bringing these capabilities into the Miovision One platform where users can review live or recorded camera feeds and computer vision analysis and then implement changes remotely will support municipalities optimize traffic signal timing, reduce delays, and improve overall road safety.
“We are proud to partner with TomTom, bringing their reliable, accurate, and spatially detailed traffic data to our customers globally,” said Thomas Bauer, Vice President for V2X Sales, Miovision. “By leveraging their market-leading live and historic traffic data, we can conduct deeper analyses of trends and enhance our traffic light timing predictions. With our combined expertise, we enable traffic agencies to identify underperforming traffic signals and intersections that would benefit from improved signalization and corridor-level traffic management, ultimately leading to better resource allocation, optimized traffic signals and enhanced road safety.”
“We’re excited to deepen our relationship with Miovision and equip cities with advanced real-time traffic data and analytics,” said Ralf-Peter Schäfer, Vice President for Traffic and Travel Information, TomTom. “By combining our traffic analytics products with their intelligent mobility solutions, traffic and road authorities will gain a holistic view of road performance and intersection dynamics, facilitating smarter decision-making.”
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