Sprinx was honored to be invited by Statens vegvesen – the Norwegian Public Roads Administration – to participate in the prestigious Elektrokonferanse 2024, held in Trondheim.
This annual conference brings together top industry experts to explore advancements in infrastructure safety, with a strong focus this year on how AI can transform tunnel safety.
Representing Sprinx, Sara Giolfo and Jan Olav Larssen, product manager Sprinx of Hatteland Technologies, shared insights with an audience of 140 professionals, illustrating how AI technology can enhance real-time monitoring and enable swift responses in tunnel environments. Their presentation spotlighted Sprinx’s flagship AID (Automatic Incident Detection) solutions, traffix.ai and dragon, which have already gained substantial traction in Norway. By equipping infrastructure with advanced incident detection and response capabilities, these platforms ensure safer and more efficient travel in even the most challenging conditions.
Statens vegvesen’s trust in Sprinx’s technology has solidified a strong, collaborative partnership between the organizations. Thanks to this cooperation Sprinx is developing solutions tailored to meet Norway’s unique environmental and climate challenges, where resilient, real-time safety measures are crucial.
In collaboration with Hatteland Technology, Sprinx remains committed to building smarter, more secure infrastructure that meets the evolving demands of modern transportation networks. We extend our gratitude to Statens vegvesen for this invaluable opportunity, and we look forward to driving further innovation for safer journeys across Norway and beyond.