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A defining moment to exchange knowledge
Iam delighted to invite the entire transport and mobility community to the 17th ITS European Congress, taking place in Istanbul, Türkiye, from 27-29 April 2026.
Organised by Ertico – ITS Europe and hosted by Isbak and the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality, in collaboration with the European Commission and the support of the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure of the Republic of Türkiye, the Union of Municipalities of Türkiye (TBB) and ITS Türkiye, the Congress in Istanbul represents a shared commitment to advancing intelligent mobility.
Set in one of the world’s most complex urban mobility environments, with over 16 million residents and around 30 million daily trips, the city o ers an ideal setting to explore how integrated mobility solutions are applied in practice. Together, this creates a de ning moment to exchange knowledge, strengthen partnerships and accelerate progress towards integrated, safe and seamless mobility.
Bridging Innovation: Integrated, Safe and Seamless Mobility
is year’s edition will bring together city representatives, industry experts, researchers and policymakers to explore how new ideas, technologies and innovative solutions can be applied to deliver integrated mobility solutions across di erent modes and networks.
With many participants returning year after year, alongside new visitors in each host city, the Congress continues to serve as a platform for trusted exchange, operational insight and longterm collaboration. At the same time, each host city introduces new perspectives. In Istanbul, this is re ected in a programme that highlights the growing importance of multimodal mobility and brings together expertise from across the transport ecosystem.
An evolving Congress Programme
At its core, the Congress creates opportunities to strengthen cooperation across sectors, cities and regions through real-world showcases of innovations in action, technology deployments and policy dialogue. Participants will learn from peers and exchange knowledge through a comprehensive programme, including the o cial opening and closing ceremonies, a
high-level plenary, technical sessions, as well as innovations presented in the exhibition, live demonstrations and technical visits. e programme also continues to evolve in the way it brings stakeholders together. rough co-created sessions and collaborative formats, participants are invited to actively shape discussions, align perspectives and engage across disciplines. ese sessions connect public and private stakeholders, enabling more coordinated approaches to mobility challenges and supporting the development of shared solutions.
A connected and committed community e sense of belonging to an interconnected community is something I greatly value. I look forward to reconnecting with colleagues and partners I have met recently, others I have not seen for some time, and some I last encountered on the other side of the world, as well as meeting many new faces for the rst time.
I am equally pleased to see many of our partners contributing across the programme and in the exhibition, including Google, Okan University, Miovision, Swarco, T-Systems, PTV Group, Yunex Tra c, TomTom, Ford Otosan, and the UK Pavilion with Transport for West Midlands, host for the next ITS World Congress in Birmingham 2027.
Join us at the Ertico European Pavilion, Stand F12, to connect with our team, explore the latest results from our portfolio of EU-funded projects, and meet representatives from National ITS Associations co-exhibiting with us.
We look forward to welcoming you all to Istanbul!
Joost Vantomme CEO, Ertico – ITS Europe
Efficient transportation solutions backed by leading professionals that ensure the highest level of customer service and operational excellence. Visit us at Stand E3!
The ITS Arena is where attendees gather to hear cities, operators and industry partners present short, practical sessions focused on real-world operations
A Congress Programme built for
IMPACT
What can you expect to see in Istanbul? Here are some of the highlights from the conference and exhibition floor in a programme geared to solving transport challenges
Designed to o er value for all participants, the Congress Programme is structured around four strategic topics. Together, they provide a comprehensive framework to address today’s mobility challenges and explore how solutions are applied in real-world conditions across policy, technology and operations:
• Safety and resilience through intelligent systems
• Multimodal mobility system management
• Smart and sustainable logistics
• Transport beyond the road
e programme begins on Monday 27 April with the o cial Opening Ceremony, bringing together representatives from the city of Istanbul alongside institutional and industry leaders to set the direction for the days ahead.
Immediately following, the High-Level Plenary Session One Journey: How do we make mobility truly seamless? will examine why travel still feels fragmented and how intelligent systems can enable safe, connected and seamless mobility across modes and borders.
e High-Level Programme continues with the Smart Mobility Summit of Cities & Regions, convening more than 35 European
cities and regional authorities alongside policymakers. Held under the theme ITS agenda for liveable, resilient and prosperous urban nodes: automation, electri cation, multimodal hubs and societal aspects, the Summit will connect policy ambition with implementation realities, from governance models to infrastructure investment and operational decision-making.
Co-creating new pathways across sectors and technical expertise
A distinctive feature of this year’s programme is the introduction of eight co-created sessions. Developed in collaboration with key partners across the ITS ecosystem, each session is designed within the respective four thematic areas:
• Connecting local priorities with European and global networks by Polis Network and Eurocities
• Mobility beyond the road with 6GIA and Sesar Ju
• Partnerships with international associations organised by ITS Nationals and CILT Türkiye
• Partnerships on social factors and user groups with the European Passengers' Federation and Pave Europe
ese sessions bring stakeholders together to work more closely across sectors and build practical partnerships. ey create space
for open discussion and shared learning, helping participants better understand how new technologies and regulatory frameworks can be applied in practice.
In parallel, the Technical Programme acts as the core knowledge and exchange platform, bringing together peer-reviewed research, operational expertise and crosssector insights. It ensures that research is closely linked to real-world mobility challenges and deployment conditions, supporting practical application.
Another dedicated forum for exchange is the Talent Matchmaking Session, designed to connect leading industry companies with emerging talent. Taking place on Tuesday 28 April, this session, co-developed by Ertico and the Young Mobility Network, adds another dimension to knowledge exchanges, focusing on direct engagement between organisations and young professionals. rough interactive formats, participants will build connections to explore opportunities for future collaborations.
Experience Solutions in practice
e Exhibition complements the Congress Programme by bringing together organisations and companies at the forefront of new development and deployment. rough technology showcases and live demonstrations, participants can explore how solutions are applied in practice
and how they perform in real operational environments.
At the centre of the exhibition, the ITS Arena is the Deployment Stage, where cities, operators and industry partners present short, practical sessions that focus on real-world operations. rough interactive discussions, participants gain direct insight into deployment experiences, including challenges, outcomes and lessons learned.
Participants also have the opportunity to experience mobility solutions at megacity scale through the organised Technical Visits. Across six locations in Istanbul, each visit will o er exclusive access to complex operational environments, where innovative solutions and technologies are implemented across large and interconnected networks. ese visits link Congress discussions directly to real infrastructure and operations. Access to the Technical Visits is available for Knowledge Pass holders.
Connecting people and ideas
e Congress also o ers a range of opportunities for networking and exchange in more informal settings, creating spaces for meaningful connections.
Key moments include the Welcome Reception following the Opening Ceremony, the ITS Dinner on Tuesday evening (28 April) and the Farewell Reception after the Closing Ceremony on Wednesday 29 April.
In addition, participants can connect throughout the three days in dedicated networking lounges within the exhibition, providing further opportunities for discussion and engagement across the ITS community
Demonstrations
Discover the demonstrations at the ITS Congress and experience innovative mobility solutions in action. At the on-site test track, explore everything from remote-operated vehicles to next-generation electric transport and shared micromobility. Don’t miss the opportunity see how these solutions perform in practice.
Inside Istanbul’s Hottest Mobility Meet-up
Where Careers Don’t Start — ey Accelerate
Forget sti networking. Forget awkward small talk. If you’re a young professional trying to break into mobility, this is where things get real. On 28 April, something di erent is happening at the ITS European Congress 2026 in Istanbul: a Talent Matchmaking Session that promises less “panel talk” and more actual opportunity.
Hosted by the Young Mobility Network (YMN) together with Ertico – ITS Europe, this isn’t your typical career event. It’s fast, interactive, and designed to do one thing: connect the next generation of mobility talent with the people already shaping the industry.
Not Just Networking — Matchmaking
Let’s be clear: this is not a room where you collect business cards and leave. This is where conversations turn into career moves. From icebreakers to quick-fire company pitches and structured “Meet & Match” exchanges, the format is built for real interaction. No spectators. No hiding in the back row.
“You can expect real interaction, fresh connections, and new perspectives,” says Anna Filby, founder & CEO of Young Mobility Network. Translation? You’ll actually talk to the people who matter.
e Line-Up: Who You’ll Meet
This is where it gets interesting. Some of the organisations already confirmed:
• Ertico – ITS Europe
• GoNeon City
• Isbak & Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality
• Okan University
• MaaSLab
• Transport for West Midlands
Forget sti networking. Forget awkward small talk. If you're a young professional trying to break into mobility, this is where things get real
And more are on the way. These aren’t just logos. These are the companies and institutions actively shaping how Europe — and cities like Istanbul — will move in the future.
What’s In It For You?
• Real career opportunities — not hypothetical ones
• Insights into the industry — straight from insiders
• Direct access to employers — no gatekeepers
• A network that actually grows — beyond LinkedIn
And maybe most importantly: a chance to be seen, heard - and remembered.
A Di erent Kind of Career Event
This session flips the script. Instead of companies talking at you, you engage with them. Instead of polished pitches, you get authentic conversations. Instead of guessing your next step, you start mapping it out.
As one organiser puts it: “It’s high-energy. It’s interactive. And it’s built for meaningful connections.”
e Details
• Istanbul – ITS European Congress 2026
• 28 April
• 09:30 – 11:30
• Mezzanine, Exhibition Area
• Bonus: Young Mobility Network members get 50% o their ticket.
e Bottom Line
If you’re serious about a future in mobility, this isn’t optional. It’s where the industry meets its next generation. It’s where opportunities stop being abstract. It’s where your career could quietly — or suddenly — take o . The only real question is: will you be in the room?
BARAN ALPHAN
YENER TÜRKMENOĞLU
TECHNICAL
Getting in Istanbul
The ITS European Congress Technical Programme brings expertise to the forefront of integrated mobility, with insight from more than 100 sessions available to delegates
The Technical Programme o ers a unique environment where research, policy and operations are presented as interconnected elements of modern mobility systems. From analytical insights and research results to operational experiences and best practices, each session will capture the impact of technologies, operational strategies and governance frameworks in addressing the growing complexity of transport systems and the potential of large scale deployment.
Over 100 peer-reviewed sessions, experts from academia, industry and public authorities will share their views and insights into cross-cutting themes related to four topics: Safety and Resilience rough Intelligent Systems; Multimodal mobility system management; Smart and sustainable logistics in the digital era; and Enhancing transport and mobility beyond the road.
Connecting Innovation with Operational Realities
By adopting a systems perspective, the Technical Programme highlights how research and technologies new mobility services interact to improve performance and resilience, connecting innovation with operational reality. is approach is
re ected in the structure of the Technical Programme, which is delivered through a range of complementary session formats.
Special Interest Sessions (SIS) focus on ongoing or recently completed work at regional, national and international levels, while Strategic Future Sessions (SFS) explore forward-looking opportunities, challenges and potential new ITS initiatives. In parallel, Technical Paper (TP) presentations demonstrates applied research and practical
Research Paper (RP) sessions introduce new concepts that advance the state of the art. Together, these formats ensure a balanced programme that combines current practice, forward-looking perspectives and academic rigour.
Multimodal Mobility System Management
As urban environments bring together road tra c, public transport, micromobility and
coordination relies on real-time operational intelligence and alignment across actors. is is one of the cross-cutting topics focusing on the management of mobility as an integrated system.
Sessions will explore how AI-supported tra c management, multimodal coordination platforms and mobility data environments enable authorities and operators to monitor conditions and optimise performance across modes. ese discussions highlight the growing importance of interoperable data and digital infrastructure in supporting coordinated, system-level mobility management.
Safety and Resilience through Intelligent Systems
As transport systems are evolving within increasingly complex and interconnected environments, shaped by congestion, infrastructure demands, climate impacts and digital transformation are at the core of intelligent transport systems since their inception. With continuous innovation contributing to safer and more reliable mobility, this year’s sessions will examine how ITS can further support predictive tra c management, infrastructure monitoring and coordinated incident response. ese capabilities enable authorities to anticipate disruptions, enhance safety and maintain system performance across networks.
Smart and Sustainable Logistics in e Digital Era
Urban logistic is another key focus of the programme, re ecting the need to balance economic activity with environmental sustainability and urban quality of life. Sessions will explore how datadriven freight management, digital logistics platforms and intelligent urban logistics strategies can enhance delivery e ciency while reducing congestion and environmental impact. By bringing together cities, logistics operators and technology providers, these discussions provide practical insight into how urban freight systems can evolve to meet both economic and sustainability goals.
New solutions, from digital platforms and journey planning applications to service designs, will provide insight into how we can improve the overall travel experience across di erent user groups. is perspective reinforces the need to design systems that re ect how people move and make decisions. By incorporating user needs into the development of mobility services, cities can deliver transport networks that are not only e cient and technologically advanced, but also accessible and adaptable to changing travel patterns.
Knowledge in a Megacity Context
Hosting the Congress in Istanbul adds an important contextual dimension to these discussions. With millions of daily journeys taking place across road, rail, maritime and public transport networks, the city manages one of the most complex multimodal mobility systems in the world, where coordination across modes is essential to maintaining e cient urban mobility. Many of the challenges explored
Enhancing Transport and Mobility Beyond e Road
Since years of evolution, digitalisation of transport has now become embedded across all solutions and services, shaping how users interact with mobility networks on a daily basis. With an ampli ed focus of this year’s edition, sessions within this area will extend the knowledge and expertise to accelerate sustainable, connected mobility across rail, air, and water.
throughout the Technical Programme, including system integration, multimodal coordination and network resilience, are directly relevant to the realities faced by large metropolitan areas. By bringing together research expertise, operational experience and cross-sector dialogue, the Technical Programme o ers a platform where the ITS community can analyse emerging approaches, compare practices and deepen understanding of how integrated mobility systems can be designed, managed and improved in practice.
What sets the Technical Programme apart
What distinguishes the Technical Programme is not only the expertise it brings together, but how that expertise is connected. Research, policy and operations is examined together, across perspectives and levels of implementation. is creates a 360° understanding of each topic, linking strategy, technical insight and real-world application.
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Swarco demonstrates latest innovations
With Intertra c Amsterdam just passed, Swarco is preparing for the ITS European Congress and Exhibition in Istanbul. Visitors are invited to discover the world’s nest intelligent transportation systems on stand E13, B5 Level.
Industry stakeholders will be able to experience innovations rst-hand by putting on VR goggles and immersing themselves in the MetaCity Augmented and Virtual Reality environment, where they can interact with dynamic, future-ready mobility concepts.
Simultaneously, Swarco will present Digital Twin technology and Cooperative, Connected, and Automated Mobility
solutions. Attendees can also discover Swarco’s system integration competence by getting insights into major agship projects around the globe.
Whether it is tra c management of North America’s most complex intersection, Dupont Circle in Washington, D.C., or e cient tra c control structures for Qatar’s road network, or the MyCity solution used to manage the parking needs for the vehicle oods in the tourist destination of Heringsdorf on the German island of Usedom, these projects demonstrate the real-world deployment of AI in tra c control, adaptive and predictive tra c management.
Portuguese Pavilion opens its doors
AICEP – the Portuguese Trade & Investment Agency – and the Portuguese Road and Rail Infrastructure Centre (CRP) are jointly promoting a strong and coordinated Portuguese presence at the 17th ITS European Congress 2026, reinforcing Portugal’s commitment to innovation, technology and international cooperation in the field of intelligent mobility.
The Portugal Pavilion brings together a carefully selected group of leading public and private stakeholders active
across the ITS value chain. Participants include the Institute for Mobility and Transport (IMT), Infraestruturas de Portugal (IP) and the Brisa Group, as well as six innovative Portuguese companies delivering advanced ITS solutions: Armis, Deepneuronic, Digiwest, DMS, Habidom and Soltráfego.
Visitors to the Pavilion will be able to explore cutting edge products and services spanning tra ic and motorway management, road safety, data driven decision making, digital and connected infrastructure,
ey will be joined by other urban and Interurban solutions that are shaping smarter cities and more e cient journeys.
Furthermore, speakers from Swarco’s innovation team will contribute to several Special Interest Sessions, including the why, how, and what of AI in mobility management; policy pathways for CCAM orchestration and sustainable urban mobility; and outdoor assistive technology to enhance inclusive urban mobility.
Swarco looks forward to welcoming industry professionals in Istanbul! ▶ Stand: E13 www.swarco.com
smart mobility and fully integrated ITS solutions. Together, these o erings illustrate Portugal’s proven capability to design, deploy and operate technology enabled systems that e ectively respond to complex, real world mobility challenges.
www.portugalglobal.pt/en/
Portugal’s participation aims to foster international partnerships, promote national know how and best practices, and position Portuguese organisations as competitive, reliable and forward looking partners in the development and delivery of innovative solutions for smarter, safer and more sustainable mobility worldwide.
GEWI was founded in 1992 with a commitment to improving how tra c and mobility information is used in everyday life. What began as a focus on programmable hardware quickly evolved into a broader mission: turning tra c data into reliable, actionable information that supports both authorities and travellers. Every journey is in uenced by changing conditions. Planned situations such as
roadworks or events, as well as unplanned incidents like accidents, can disrupt tra c ow. ese disruptions increase costs, impact safety, a ect the environment and create uncertainty for travellers.
GEWI addresses these challenges with its modular TIC platform for traveller information services. TIC enables early identi cation of potential con icts during the planning phase, helping to
GEWI aims to keep tra ic flowing
reduce disruptions before they occur. Incidents are detected automatically and in real time, allowing stakeholders to respond quickly and e ectively.
A key strength of TIC is the structured distribution of information. By connecting national access points, navigation systems, apps, websites, radio services and social media channels, updates reach all stakeholders consistently. is allows
STOPPED VEHICLE DETECTED
WRONG-WAY DRIVER DETECTED
QUEUE DETECTED
travellers to make informed decisions and adjust their routes when needed. At the same time, all participants work on a shared data basis, improving coordination. In addition, TIC supports the operational handling of disruptions, enabling authorities, municipalities, police and service providers to coordinate actions e ciently.
▶ Stand: D12 www.gewi.com
360° Radar Automatic Incident Detection
Reliable radar-based detection in rain, fog, snow, lowlight and glare with automatic camera control Integrates with major traffic and video management systems
Learn more at navtechradar com
The sensor behind the world’s leading HS-WIM direct enforcement programmes
Intercomp strain gauge strip sensors are trusted by leading technical integrators and road authorities worldwide as the sensor of choice for direct enforcement High-Speed Weigh-In-Motion (HS-WIM). eir reputation is built on a powerful combination of high accuracy, long-term stability, and proven durability under realworld road conditions.
For direct enforcement, accuracy alone is not enough. Systems must remain stable over time to ensure that compliant vehicles are never penalised.
Intercomp strip sensors are engineered to maintain calibration over the long term, delivering consistent performance and high con dence between calibrations. is stability translates directly into lower operational risk and reduced cost of ownership.
Working alongside leading integrators, Intercomp delivers turnkey HS-WIM solutions tailored to the regulatory and environmental demands of more than 50 countries. Today, the most advanced
HS-WIM enforcement programs rely on Intercomp strain gauge strip sensors as their core technology.
In recent years, Brazil and Kazakhstan have set the global benchmark for large-scale HS-WIM deployment, each operating more than 100 high-accuracy enforcement lanes equipped predominantly with strain gauge stip sensors. Intercomp sensors generate
SMARTER ACTIVE TRAVEL DETECTION FOR SAFER CROSSINGS
AI-POWERED ACCURACY
Uses advanced Artificial Intelligence and long-range infrared illumination for reliable detection in all lighting and weather conditions.
PURPOSE-BUILT FOR KERBSIDE USE
Precisely identifies and differentiates between pedestrians, cyclists and mobility impared in waiting areas.
SUPPORTS ADAPTIVE SIGNAL CONTROL
Enables dynamic signal strategies that reduce waiting times and improve safety for Vulnerable Road Users.
FUTURE-READY TECHNOLOGY
The next generation of intelligent detection, helping cities build smarter, safer, connected transport networks.
Speak to AGD to see how the AGD646 can work for you www.agd-systems.com
a clean and consistent signal, resistant to temperature variation and pavementinduced side loads. e result is maximum uptime, reliable enforcement performance, and long-term value.
Visit Intercomp at the ITS European Congress to learn more.
▶ Stand: G18 www.intercompcompany.com
AGD future-ready intelligent detection solutions
AGD Systems will showcase how intelligent detection technology can deliver safer, more efficient junctions while reducing cost, complexity, and long-term maintenance. The company’s latest innovations—the AGD352 Multi-Lane Radar and AGD646 Pedestrian Detector— demonstrate its continued focus on performance, reliability, and future-ready solutions.
The AGD352 Multi-Lane Radar transforms vehicle detection at signalised intersections. With a wide 110-degree azimuth, a single radar can monitor up to two arms of a junction and provide up to 32 detection points, significantly reducing on-street assets and potential points of failure. Mounted above ground at heights of up to six metres, it delivers loop-like performance without the risks associated with road surface degradation or damage to inductive loops. Already proven in MOVA (Microprocessor Optimised Vehicle Actuation) applications across the UK, the AGD352 also offers flexibility for wider traffic control strategies, alongside vehicle classification across four variant classes. Reuse of existing infrastructure, intuitive setup software, and reduced installation time combine to
lower deployment costs and deliver meaningful whole-life savings.
Meanwhile, the AGD646 Pedestrian Detector builds on the success of its predecessor, introducing AI-powered, visionbased detection specifically designed for pedestrian environments. With a large 10m x 3m detection zone, it is ideal for busy, high-footfall junctions.
Powered by an advanced Nvidia processor, the AGD646 enables accurate vulnerable road user
identification, volumetric detection, IR illumination, and rich JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) data outputs via Ethernet.
Visitors to ITS European Congress can experience interactive demonstrations of these advanced ITS solutions on the company’s stand, which it is sharing with its sister company, MAV Systems, as part of UK Pavilion Stand F13.
▶ Stand: UK Pavilion F13 www.agd-systems.com
Clearview focuses on lighting the way
Clearview Intelligence will showcase its latest innovations in solar-powered route safety and AI-driven traffic monitoring at the ITS European Congress, offering solutions that make transport networks safer, smarter and more sustainable.
SolarLite road studs improve visibility and guidance in low-light and night-time conditions using renewable solar energy.
The new SolarLite Path Stud is designed to provide highly visible light markers and guidance for pedestrians and cyclists on shared paths, crossings and cycle routes. Built with nature- and biodiversity-friendly principles in mind, SolarLite reduces environmental impact while encouraging
walking and cycling in urban and rural areas.
The Connex traffic monitoring range will be demonstrated. This combines radar, inductive loop and AI video analytics to provide real-time insight into traffic behaviour. Connex classifies 22 road user classes, delivering actionable data to support planning, safety, infrastructure and network optimisation.
Clearview Intelligence works with partners across the world, delivering city-scale and national projects. We are happy to discuss collaborations and share insights with delegates.
▶ Stand: UK Pavilion F13 www.clearview-intelligence.com
EuroMos: your partner in mobility
EuroMos Mobility Solutions supports Turkish municipalities in shaping sustainable and effective mobility systems by combining strategic planning, advanced modelling and data-driven insights. By integrating software with mobility expertise, we go beyond standalone tools, helping clients move from strategy to implementation with practical solutions tailored to their local context. During the Congress, we will present solutions for:
• Integrated mobility strategies: developing clear, long-term and integrated mobility plans, such as Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans (SUMP), aligned with international standards and focused on implementation, funding and measurable outcomes.
• Advanced transport modelling: analysing current mobility systems, simulating future scenarios and comparing policy and infrastructure options before implementation, using OmniTRANS powered by Bentley OpenPaths.
• Travel behaviour monitoring: continuous mobility data collection providing detailed insight into how, when and why people travel, supporting monitoring, evaluation and evidence-based decisionmaking.
Supported by advanced modelling technology from Bentley Systems and international expertise from Goudappel, EuroMos combines local knowledge with proven approaches to deliver effective mobility solutions in the Turkish market.
▶ Stand: C7
www.euromosmobility.com
Quarterhill showcases flexible approach
Quarterhill will be showcasing how better roadside intelligence helps agencies make con dent decisions in the eld. Across sensing technologies from Icoms, Sensor Line, and Red Fox, the focus is straightforward: capture the right data, reduce infrastructure disruption, and turn roadway activity into insight that supports real-world transportation operations.
Quarterhill will be demonstrating how roadside detection becomes more valuable when connected via Icoms technology. With the Icoms Analytics Platform and the TMB Series radar platform, the emphasis is on
bringing detection and operational visibility closer together. Instead of treating roadside devices as isolated systems, the approach shows how live tra c data can support tolling, enforcement and broader mobility operations in a more connected way.
e value of precision at the point of capture is now reinforced through Sensor Line technology. e bre-optic sensing technology supports axle-level vehicle data, including classi cation, counting, spacing and direction. In environments where downstream decisions depend on trust in the source data, that level of accuracy matters.
FEV brings together all the elements
At FEV Türkiye, we combine our expertise in so ware, electronics, and systems engineering to help shape the future of mobility in a practical, hands-on way.
As part of the FEV Group, we work across the full spectrum, from systems engineering and connected mobility to Advanced Driver Assistance Systems and Automated Driving, infotainment, cloud platforms, and electrical and electronic integration. Our focus is on bringing everything together, including vehicle, cloud and infrastructure, to create so waredefined systems that are innovative, safe, secure and scaleable.
Mobility is becoming increasingly digital and data-driven, bringing
growing complexity. We address this by using model-based systems engineering, advanced so ware development practices and strong cross-domain integration. This allows us to keep development e icient while delivering highperformance, reliable solutions. We support our partners end-to-end, from early concept phases through validation and industrialisation, with strong emphasis on functional safety, cybersecurity and systemlevel testing. We are also working on AI-driven mobility, connected ecosystems and smarter user experiences, helping vehicles become part of a larger digital world.
▶ Stand: G6-A www.fev.com
A more exible approach to advanced vehicle classi cation will be showcased using Red Fox technology. e MultiSensor Vehicle Portal combines Lidar, imaging, and above-ground axle detection in a non-intrusive solution designed for complex roadside environments such as tolling facilities, ports, and borders. Together, these technologies re ect where roadside infrastructure is headed: less intrusive, more connected, and built to help agencies act faster with greater con dence.
▶ Stand: E3 www.quarterhill.com
Agilsys aims to cut casualties
Agilysis is a trusted leader in road safety consultancy, helping governments, transport authorities and safety partners progress towards Vision Zero through a powerful combination of Safe System expertise and advanced data analytics. We understand the complexity of reducing road casualties and provide solutions that turn data into realworld safety outcomes.
Our enterprise solutions integrate diverse datasets, including collision and casualty records, connected vehicle insights (speed, origin-destination, congestion, and junction analytics), and socio-demographic data to build a comprehensive understanding of road risk.
These insights enable organisations to identify high-risk locations, prioritise interventions and target communications to those most at risk. Solutions such as CrashMap and the Speed Compliance Tool are widely trusted by clients to improve enforcement strategies and inform policy.
▶ Stand: UK Pavilion F13 www.agilysis.co.uk
Navtech spotlights ClearWay
NIncident Detection (AID) technology in the UK Pavilion. Demonstration videos will show how a radar-camera approach uses 360° radar to detect incidents in real time and automatically directs the nearest PTZ camera to the location, supporting faster response times.
Navtech specialists will be available to explain how 360° radar sensors are installed along the highway to deliver continuous coverage across all lanes and both carriageways, including ramps and diverges. In tunnel environments, this extends to full-bore detection, covering portal areas and approach roads.
ClearWay is Navtech’s AID solution and detects highrisk events within seconds, including stopped vehicles, pedestrians, debris, tra c queues and wrong-way drivers. Using radar as the primary detection method, ClearWay maintains consistent performance where camera-only AID can be a ected, such as in fog, snow, spray, glare and variable lighting.
Designed for operational use, the technology integrates with widely used video and tra c management platforms to support day-to-day monitoring and incident response activities.
▶ Stand: UK Pavilion F13 www.navtechradar.com
Shaping smarter mobility with TomTom
From strategic planning to real-time operations, TomTom’s tra c intelligence is helping cities make smarter mobility decisions. At ITS Europe 2026, TomTom will showcase how tra c data and location intelligence support data-driven mobility planning and operations across cities.
TomTom will exhibit together with Geolab Information Technologies, demonstrating how TomTom’s tra c data and analytics are applied across practical transport and mobility use cases. e joint showcase highlights how historical and real-time tra c insights help cities better understand network performance, assess the impact of measures over time and continuously monitor tra c conditions to improve e ciency and resilience.
Visitors will see how TomTom’s tra c data is used across a range of real-world mobility applications, including intersection performance analysis with insights into queue length and delay; citywide mobility and tra c ow analysis based on Floating Car Data (FCD); impact analysis using historical speed and travel time data; and real-time tra c and route monitoring to
support operational awareness. rough this collaboration, TomTom’s tra c intelligence supports both strategic planning and daily tra c management, from localised intersection assessments to broader, citywide mobility analysis.
By working with partners such as Geolab, TomTom’s tra c data is integrated into
practical solutions used by transport authorities and mobility stakeholders, helping inform decisions based on observed tra c behaviour.
Join us at Booth E11 to see how TomTom and Geolab are shaping smarter mobility! ▶ Stand: E11 www.tomtom.com
Strain Gauge Strip Sensors
Aselsan presents next-gen smart mobility
Aselsan is presenting its next-generation intelligent transportation solutions at ITS Istanbul 2026, highlighting a comprehensive portfolio designed to enhance the safety, e ciency and sustainability of both urban and intercity mobility. Built on advanced sensing, AI-driven analytics, and robust system integration, Aselsan’s smart mobility ecosystem addresses the evolving needs of modern transportation infrastructures.
At the core of this portfolio is GridMentor, an innovative Scada-based platform that enables centralised monitoring and control of intelligent transportation systems.
Smart ow ITS, through realtime tra c management and advanced incident detection capabilities, supports a wide range of applications, from seatbelt and helmet violation detection to wrong-way driving, re, and abnormal tra c behaviour identi cation.
ese capabilities are further strengthened by data-driven analytics and decision-support tools, allowing operators to respond
proactively and optimise tra c ow. Complementing these capabilities, Aselsan’s advanced Smart ow Toll solution o ers seamless and scaleable mobility across highways.
With extensive eld-proven deployments spanning more than 1,000 lanes in Türkiye and international markets, the portfolio includes conventional plaza-based systems as well as Multi-Lane Free Flow
(MLFF) solutions that enable uninterrupted, barrier-free tolling. e Single Gantry MLFF con guration further enhances e ciency by delivering high performance with minimal infrastructure.
In addition, the Smart ow HSWIM system introduces intelligent weight enforcement through high-speed, nonintrusive measurements. By enabling continuous monitoring
and automated violation detection, it plays a critical role in protecting road infrastructure, reducing congestion, and ensuring safer transportation networks.
Together, these solutions re ect Aselsan’s integrated approach to building smarter, more resilient mobility ecosystems for the future.
▶ Stand: D4 www.aselsan.com
Umovity focuses on collaboration to solve tra ic problems
Umovity invites you to explore how cities can unlock smarter, safer, more sustainable mobility. Discover how an integrated approach transforms urban transport systems. Umovity unites the advanced mobility so ware of PTV Group with the intelligent tra ic management technologies of Econolite.
By linking planning, simulation and real-time operations, cities can move beyond fragmented systems toward truly integrated, multimodal mobility management.
A key example is the combination of Econolite’s ATMS Centracs Mobility with PTV Flows, enabling proactive tra ic management and AI-powered incident forecasting.
At the core of this approach is the Mobility Operating System (MOS) - a decision ecosystem that empowers cities to understand and manage mobility holistically by combining data, models and real-time operations. By integrating insights across all transport modes, MOS enables faster, better-informed decisions and supports proactive
responses to congestion, disruptions and changing travel demand. Across Europe, cities face increasing pressure to develop Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans (SUMPs). While SUMP is a strategic framework, Umovity supports its implementation with tools for analysis, scenario simulation, execution and continuous monitoring. From industry-leading so ware such as PTV Visum, PTV Vissim and PTV Optima to field-proven tra ic management hardware such as Econolite’s cabinets and controllers, and next-generation detection technology like EPIQ Radar, Umovity enables cities to improve network performance, reduce emissions and accelerate sustainable mobility.
Join Umovity on-site, including Omar Alrifai’s conference session on ‘Demand management, Behaviour Change & Inclusive Mobility’ on April 27 (14:00–15:00, Room BEYLERBEYI 2) and meet us together with our trusted Turkish partner ISSD. ▶ Stand: C3 www.umovity.com
MAV Systems focuses on ANPR solutions
MAV Systems is a specialist in global Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) technology, with more than 30 years’ experience in advanced vehicle recognition and imaging systems.
MAV’s technology is designed to deliver exceptional read accuracy, operational reliability, and real-time intelligence in the most demanding environments. Its core innovations include:
• GhostPlate – Advanced detection of cloned, tampered, obscured or non-standard plates often missed by conventional ANPR
• AiAccurate – Proprietary AI recognition engine optimised for highspeed capture, low-light performance, and complex plate formats
• PlatePath – Enables vehicle journey tracking across multiple cameras for enhanced analytics and intelligence
A next-generation ANPR camera platform built around powerful edgebased AI processing. MAV AiQ is engineered for high-speed, multi-lane and challenging lighting conditions. It supports 150+ international plate
formats and offers edge processing and integrated GPS. With AiAccurate and GhostPlate, the MAV AiQ provides not just plate reads but enhanced metadata and intelligence providing solutions to all applications, sectors and regions.
A purpose-built ANPR solution designed specifically for parking bays and EV charging environments. BayiQ enables accurate vehicle-to-bay association, supporting applications such as EV bay enforcement, access control, dwell-time monitoring, and automated billing. Features include high-definition imaging, reliable performance in varied lighting conditions, and flexible installation options.
Vehicle-mounted ANPR system designed for operational mobility. MAV Mobile combines ruggedised hardware with real-time AI processing, enabling accurate plate reads while in motion. The system supports instant hotlist alerts, live data transmission and backoffice integration.
▶ Stand: UK Pavilion F13 www.anprcameras.com
