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We install the latest tunnel technology in the Piet Hein Tunnel in Amsterdam to ensure safe travel and efficient, sustainable maintenance! When travelling on the streets of Amsterdam, it's hard to avoid driving through a tunnel. With over 30,000 vehicles per day, the Piet Hein Tunnel is one of the most frequented tunnels in the city. To ensure safe journeys, the municipality of Amsterdam has launched a large-scale renovation project of the Piet Hein tunnel, whereby we are developing and installing the new tunnel technology.

Waiting for a green light can sometimes seem like an eternity, can't it? In Hong Kong, road users don't have to worry about that anymore: A new real-time adaptive traffic signal system optimizes waiting time and keeps traffic flowing. While conventional traffic signal control systems typically use a pre-determined green time assignment, the new control system in Hong Kong allows green times to be flexibly adjusted to pedestrian and vehicle flows. And this in real time.

We are digitizing traffic in Gainesville! It’s a mid-size town in Florida, but it’s quickly becoming a hot testbed for connected and autonomous vehicle technologies with implications not only for the US, but the entire world. Research and testing are key to these smart city deployments and soon, pedestrians and bicyclists will benefit from new safety tools.

We keeps tunnels in the city of Porto fully available for citizens, while making them more digital. The city-based team takes care of infrastructures of all types, six tunnels and six underground corridors, as part of a service contract. The “taking care” started with an integral assessment to the assets, including 3D scanning, up to the electro-mechanical maintenance of complex devices like ventilation turbines or electricity generators.

The authority for public transport in the city of Frankfurt, Verkehrsgesellschaft Frankfurt (VGF), will replace its conventional train control system previously used in the subway and tram sector with a new, modern and digital system. The "Digital Train Control System Frankfurt" (DTC) project is one of VGF's most important projects for the future.

Let’s make traffic flow smoothly in Thessaloniki! With our “Thessaloniki Traffic Management Unification Project”, which was executed in cooperation with our partner Traffic Technique, we make sure to optimize traffic flow, reduce CO2 emissions and make the city more livable.

We make mobility smart in Bogotá! We have completed the renewal of the entire ITS network with state-of-the-art solutions, including open protocols, on-street devices, detectors, traffic engineering, adaptive algorithms and software tools that improve mobility analysis operations. This improves safety for cyclists and pedestrians.

As part of the "Technikferien" (Technology Holidays) organized by the association "Technik für Kinder e.V." (Technology for Children), Yunex Traffic today welcomed technology-loving schoolchildren to its main site in Munich Perlach. In an interactive guided tour, the participants were invited to take a look behind the scenes of traffic lights and learn how modern traffic management paves the way for autonomous driving.

We are equipping Zurich with new traffic lights every Tuesday - that is a total of 200 by the end of 2023! Along with it, 200 new sX controllers will be installed. The sX technology is flexible and adaptable so that it grows with the city's traffic infrastructure. It offers innovations in V2X, network adaptive controls, increased resilience, and state of the art technology such as networking, cyber security and easy access via web browser.