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Traffic lights could be getting a new colour

Traffic lights could be getting a new colour
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New Traffic Signal to Enhance Pedestrian, Vehicle Travel Time

New Traffic Signal to Enhance Pedestrian, Vehicle Travel Time
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Ramin niroumandLeila hajibabaiAli hajbabaieEdwardp fitts department of industrialCarolina state universityNorth carolina stateWhite phase mobile traffic control paradigmConsider pedestriansComputer aided civil

4th traffic light would benefit pedestrians and drivers

Adding a fourth light to traffic signals would not only be good for autonomous vehicles and human drivers, it would also benefit pedestrians.

Ali hajbabaieCarolina state universityNorth carolina state universityComputer aided civil

New traffic signal would improve travel time for both pedestrians and vehicles, says modeling study

New traffic signal would improve travel time for both pedestrians and vehicles, says modeling study
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Reading between the cracks: Artificial intelligence can identify patterns in surface cracking to assess damage in reinforced concrete structures

Researchers are trying to make the process more efficient and definitive by using artificial intelligence, combined with a classic mathematical method for quantifying web-like networks, to determine how damaged a concrete structure is, based solely on its pattern of cracking.

Arvin ebrahimkhanlouPedram bazrafshanUniversity at buffaloDrexel college of engineeringComputer aided civilInfrastructure engineering