Boise, Idaho — June 2, 2024: CLR Analytics Inc., a trailblazer in innovative transportation solutions specializing in inductive loop signature technology and data analytics, proudly announces its participation in the prestigious National Technology and Manufacturing Exhibition Conference (NATMEC) 2024, scheduled to take place in Boise, Idaho. CLR, renowned for its expertise in harnessing artificial intelligence for advanced analytics, will be stationed at Booth C8, extending a warm welcome to both existing and potential users.
At NATMEC 2024, CLR Analytics Inc. is poised to unveil its latest advancements in AI-powered sensor signature technology, poised to revolutionize the landscape of data analytics and manufacturing efficiency. Leveraging the power of artificial intelligence, CLR’s solutions offer unparalleled insights and optimization opportunities for industries reliant on inductive loop technology.
Attendees are invited to visit Booth C8, where CLR Analytics Inc. will provide live demonstrations, in-depth consultations, and exclusive insights into the transformative potential of its innovative solutions. Whether seeking to enhance operational efficiency, optimize resource allocation, or unlock new avenues for growth, CLR Analytics Inc. offers tailored solutions designed to meet the unique needs of its users.
“We are thrilled to participate in NATMEC 2024 and showcase our AI-driven innovations to industry leaders and enthusiasts,” remarked Lianyu Chu, president at CLR Analytics Inc. “This conference presents a prime opportunity for us to demonstrate the immense value of our VSign smart vehicle classification system, which utilizes the existing loop infrastructure and alternative video/thermal sensors powered by artificial intelligence, and we look forward to engaging with attendees and exploring collaborative opportunities.”
NATMEC 2024 promises to be an unparalleled gathering of technology and manufacturing experts, with CLR Analytics Inc. at the forefront of discussions on the future of data analytics and automation. Attendees are encouraged to visit Booth C8 to discover how CLR’s solutions can drive efficiency, productivity, and innovation in their respective industries.
For more information about CLR Analytics Inc. and its participation in NATMEC 2024, visit https://www.CLR-Analytics.com Website or contact us at support@clr-analytics.com.
December 15, 2022
We team up with Dr and Prof Zong Tian on a fantastic project for the City of Stockton.
In the project, we are going to provide the TranSync solution to Stockton. TranSync is a game-changing signal timing tool that has been used by more than 30 agencies across the world, mainly in the US, but also in China and Canada.
November 1, 2022
CLR Analytics works with the Caltrans District 12 drone team and census program to successfully conduct a loop-lane association at the SR-91 and I-5 interchange.
This site has 14 lanes, with freeway General-Purpose lanes, HOV lanes, freeway to freeway connectors (including HOV to HOV connectors). Its cabinet is located along the local street. The use of drones makes it possible to get the job done safely and efficiently.
More importantly, accurate traffic data with classification and speed are available at this strategically important site. With the requirement of only one existing loop sensor per lane, our ai and iot empowered VSign advanced detection and classification system upgrades the existing dated traffic detection system to smart #infrastructure without construction.
October 1, 2022
CLR Analytic receives the patent for our machine learning based vehicle classification algorithm from USPTO.
This vehicle classification algorithm together with the single-loop speed estimation patent received last year are the foundation for our VSign smart vehicle classification system.
VSign has been deployed to eight states in the US and significantly improves the reliability and smartness of their traffic monitoring data and makes traffic detection facilities smart infrastructure. We are installing more than 30 VSign systems along busy freeways in Orange County, California now.
June 13, 2022
The NatMEC conference was a virtual conference organized by the Idaho Department of Transportation (ITD) and the Pacific Northwest Transportation Consortium (PACTRANS) and focused on traffic data and technologies to collect traffic data, and with various attendees including practitioners, researchers, and vendors.
CLR Analytics presented some of our thoughts on upgrading the conventional vehicle counting and classification sites to Smart Infrastructure. It involved the use of the existing sensors with cutting-edge technologies including AI, IoT, and inductive loop signature technologies to collect accurate classified traffic data not only for FHWA reporting purposes but also for various offline and online transportation applications.
May 1, 2022
LA Metro certified CLR Analytics Inc. as a SBE firm under the following NACIS codes: 541611 (transportation consulting, modeling), 518210 (smart infrastructure , cloud based traffic data service) , 541512 (computer/server system), 541715 (R&D, like those SBIR projects). We are looking forward to more opportunities and will provide more values to our clients.
February 25, 2022
Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) and CLR Analytics Inc. has entered a new contract to speed up its statewide deployment of VSign Smart Vehicle Classification System. This contract involves the installation of the VSign system to 6 new sites, which increase the number of VSign site to 30, and extending the VSign services to 2025. Additionally, CLR Analytics Inc. will work with CDOT to further evaluate the classification performance of VSign and identify the needs for system customization.
February 12, 2021
Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) and CLR Analytics Inc. has entered a contract, which involves the deployment of VSign Smart Vehicle Classification System to 5 new sites and the funding of the renewal of existing VSign sites to 2024. This phase of the project will also involves the establishment of a VSign jump server in the CDOT network, which will be used to bypass the VSign data from VSign sites using fiber and private cellular communication to the VSign cloud server hosted by Amazon Web Services.
January 1, 2021
We tested the adaptability of the VSign intelligent vehicle classification system in Alaska, evaluated its performance, and compared it to existing systems. We further developed a customized vehicle classification AI library adapted to Alaska. This project involved the installation of the Vsign system at a total of 10 sites in North and South Alaska.
February 1, 2020
CLR Analytics Inc. provided a technological support for the USDOT Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) project on loop signature matching. This project aimed to develop, set up, and test an artificial intelligence-based vehicle detection, tracking, and traffic management decision support system. There were two demonstration sites, including two test sites at CA I-405 and eight intersections at City Road 13 in Delaware.
June 14, 2018
CLR Analytics, Inc. exhibited its Inductive Loop Signature (ILS) Technology at the National Travel Monitoring Exposition and Conference (NaTMEC) held in Irvine CA, June 10-13, 2018. The event was very successful and attracted a variety of transportation professionals from all over the US and other countries. There were 36 exhibitors including CLR Analytics.
CLR presented the ILS technology and the VSign vehicle classification and tracking AI system that enables the use of a single loop for vehicle classification, speed measurement, and vehicle tracking among counting stations, classification sites sand WIM stations. Our technology was one of the attractions for many DOT Transportation Data Managers and other officials because it provides a quick, easy and cost-effective solution to significantly improve traffic data quality for informed decisions. A lot of practitioners and researchers stopped by the booth to learn more about the technology. DOT officials from states such as Alaska, Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Louisiana, Maine, Minnesota, North Carolina, Utah, Virginia, and Washington showed their keen interest. The ability of the technology to detect vehicles at low speed and high-volume conditions and classify them without the need of piezoelectric sensors made CLR standout at the conference. Since the technology is compatible with existing standards and data collection systems, many of them scheduled a demo for their state.
At the closing ceremony, District 12 Deputy District Director of Maintenance and Operations, Ms. Dina El-Tawansy introduced our ILS technology that uses single loops to provide a lot more information about vehicles such as speed, class, etc., not just the counts, as compared to the conventional loops. She described it as an exciting technology and it has been deployed in many districts of California, including District 12. After Dina’s talk, Mr. Tianjia Tang, the chief of Travel Monitoring and Surveys Division, FHWA Office of Information and Policy, summarized various innovations at the conference. He identified the ILS technology as one of the most promising technologies that will help the current traffic data collection. He also encouraged different states to try and make use of the advantages and opportunities the ILS technology presents.
NaTMEC is a biennial conference aimed to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of multimodal traffic monitoring programs covering motorized, bicyclist, and pedestrian movements to enhance data-driven decisions in areas of performance management, planning and design, asset management, safety, and program administration.
May 10, 2018
CLR Analytics Inc. will be exhibiting at National Travel Monitoring Exposition and Conference (NaTMEC) to be held in Irvine, CA. Our booth is #26.
The goal of the conference is to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of multimodal traffic monitoring programs covering motorized, bicyclist, and pedestrian movements to enhance data-driven decisions in areas of performance management, planning and design, asset management, safety, and program administration. In addition to the indoor vendor area, an outdoor demonstration area will be available for vendor use.
https://www.natmec.org/for-exhibitors
April 30, 2018
CLR Analytics has been selected to be a successful Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) firm for 2017. It has been mentioned as one of the small businesses that have shown exemplary success within the SBIR program and the story has been featured on sbir.gov
https://www.sbir.gov/node/1481987
May 11, 2017
CLR Analytics was invited to attend the first Innovation Fair hosted by Caltrans District 8 in San Bernadino, California, on May 11, 2017. During the fair, our Smart Infrastucture products, including the Inductive Loop Signature (ILS) based advanced traffic detection, low-cost air quality monitor, and structural health monitoring system, captured audience’s attention. We met and talked to many Caltrans folks in different fields.
April 28, 2017
USDOT Volpe Ceter recently published an article about our inductive loop signature technology.
April 27, 2017
Software/System Engineer (entry/mid-level position)
Based in Irvine, CA, CLR Analytics Inc. is dedicated to providing innovative transportation and traffic engineering solutions using emerging technologies.
We are currently developing our smart transportation infrastucture products involving the collection of data from various sensors in the field, transmission of data to central server, performing central data analytics, and visualing data through web interface. We are looking for anexceptional and talented system engineer and/or software engineer who is strong with software developmentand is willing to grow with us as we continue to expand.
The role will involve data analysis, system evaluation and programming. The applicant is expected to have strong mathematical skill and programming experience and come from an academic background in electronic engineering, computer sceience, transportation engineering, applied mathematics or related discipline.
(April 27, 2017)
Algorithm Developer/Software Engineer (entry/mid-level position)
Based in Irvine, CA, CLR Analytics Inc. is dedicated to providing smart infrastructure and innovative transportation and traffic engineering solutions using emerging technologies.
We are currently working on several projects/products that involve the development of applications for Inductive Loop Signature (ILS) technologies. We are looking for an exceptional and talented researcher/engineer who is strong with algorithm development based on digitial signals and data and is willing to grow with us as we continue to expand.
The role will involve data analytics, system evaluation and programming as well as developing the core of our innovative ILS algorithms and applications. The applicant is expected to have strong mathematical skill and programming experience and come from an academic background in transportation engineering, electronic engineering, applied mathematics or related discipline.
(April 26, 2017)
CLR Analytics Inc joined the Advantec team and won the Caltrans District 8 project: Contract Number 08A2788 for on call Traffic Operations, Traffic Management Planning, and Transportation Planning services. Other team member includes Ch2M Hill, System Metrics Group (SMG) and Alta Planning + Design. In this project, CLR Analytics Inc. will be mainly responsible for the travel forecasting and traffic simulation.
(Apr 6, 2017)
The Caltrans District 12 Managed Lanes Network Study (MLNS), which is a project CLR Analytics Inc. conducted in 2016 under the Ch2M Hill team, was recently selected as a finalist for the 28th Annual CTF Transportation Awards under the “Operational Efficiency Project of the Year” Category. The project is also one of three projects the State has nominated for the 10th Anniversary of the America’s Transportation Awards, sponsored by American Automobile Association (AAA), the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO), and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
In the study, CLR Analytics developed a Paramics simulation model (based on the I-5 Corridor System Management Plan (CSMP) model) to demonstrate the managed lane concept using the I-5 network from SR-55 to SR-57.
(March 20, 2017)
CLR Analytics Inc is recommended for a new Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) phase I award, titled, “TrainAid: A Smart Onboard Railroad Passenger Information and Entertainment System”. This is the 8th USDOT SBIR award CLR received since 2010. In this project, CLR collaborates with TransSight, LLC, a national leader in technology development, integration, and program management.
In this project, we propose to develop a Smart Onboard Passenger Information and Entertainment System, TrainAid, to deliver real-time travel information and provide value-added information and entertainment services to railroad passengers through a smartphone application. The TrainAid smartphone application will provide quality onboard passenger information, obtained from various existing data sources, through audio, visual, and vibrotactile alerts to ensure Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliance. TrainAid will also have the potential to include more attractive services, such as customized traveler information and alerts, a two-way communication platform between passengers and passengers/train conductors, and a platform for promoting multimodal transportation services and entertainment options.
(12/13/2016)
CLR Analytics Inc. successfully performed a field data collection for the SBIR Phase II project titled “Tracking of heavy vehicles for estimating heavy load distribution across the highway system and Weigh-In-Motion Calibration” on 12/13/2016. The field data collection involved the collection of high-resolution video data and vehicle signature and WIM data from 10 counting stations and 7 WIM stations. The data collected from the field will be used to build knowledge base for truck vehicle classification and refine truck tracking algorithms, which are the core algorithms for the commercial vehicle tracking system (CVTS). CVTS can be used to monitor WIM and counting stations in real-time, keep track trucks among WIM stations for WIM calibration and thus provide more accurate weight data at WIM stations, and provide weight data through truck re-identification at counting stations.
(May 1, 2016)
CLR Analytics presented the Inductive Loop Signature Technology in North American Travel Monitoring Exposition and Conference (NATMEC) 2016 from May 1 to 4 in Miami, Florida. NATMEC provides an opportunity for traffic monitoring professionals to exchange and share information related to the collection, management, and use of monitored traffic data in all applications. The conference attracts many local, state, and federal representatives, industry representatives, and vendors of equipment and software.
NATMEC 2016’s slogan is “Improving Traffic Data Collection, Analysis, and Use”. Various new technologies were demonstrated in the conference. Our Inductive Loop Signature Technology, which is sponsored by USDOT through the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program, was a hot topic during the conference.
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