INRIX unveiled its new Road Weather tool on Tuesday, the latest example of how the Seattle-area company is turning the 100 million vehicles in its network into mobile data collectors monitoring roads ...
Traffic data aggregator Inrix launches its Road Weather service today, using sensor data from cars to pinpoint roads made dangerous by bad weather. Wayne Cunningham reviews cars and writes about ...
INRIX, the Kirkland, Wash.-based traffic technology company, is supplying parking data for Waze, the popular navigation app powered by driver input. The partnership was announced this morning. INRIX’s ...
INRIX Compass leverages generative AI and INRIX's massive data lake to accurately identify transportation issues, reveal causes, and offer unprecedented predictive insights. Utilizing Amazon Bedrock ...
Kirkland, WA-based Inrix (www.inrix.com) has announced the latest version of its historical traffic speeds product, Nationwide Average Speeds (NAS) version 2.0. Designed for navigation application ...
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The I-95 Coalition Vehicle Probe Project (VPP), first operational in 2008, uses crowd-sourced traffic data and advanced analytics techniques to turn billions of data points into insights that are ...
Safety View by GM Future Roads & INRIX is a cloud-based analytics application leveraging connected vehicle, public safety and demographic data designed for Vision Zero plans and U.S. Department of ...
Google-owned navigation app Waze has teamed up with transportation data firm INRIX Inc. to make finding parking easier for its users. The new feature will boost Waze’s existing ‘where to park’ feature ...
Inrix, a startup out of Washington that provides real-time traffic and other data to car companies like BMW and Tesla, tech companies like Samsung and Google, and 400 other enterprises, has made an ...
Looking to help drivers navigate increasingly congested roadways, Kirkland-based Inrix has raised $15 million in venture funding that it will use for product development and international expansion.
Transportation data and analytics company INRIX will be moving out of Kirkland after nearly two decades. INRIX CEO Bryan Mistele posted on X Friday, stating the company is moving due to a nearby ...
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