Helen Norman is an Author at various esteemed publications. She specializes in themes related to telecommunications, transportation, mobility, supply chain, and logistics, with a focus on topics such as Mobility as a Service (MaaS), public transportation, and traffic management systems. Helen's work has been featured in Meteorological Technology International, Phys.org, Philippine Canadian Inquirer, The Conversation Australia + NZ, and several other notable platforms.
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Helen's articles primarily focus on transportation and logistics, with a significant emphasis on technological advancements in the industry. She appears particularly interested in press releases, private sector announcements, and government initiatives related to transportation technology.
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By: Helen Norman
Autonomous vehicle technology company Guident and Florida State College at Jacksonville (FSCJ) have partnered to launch a training programme focused on the operational roles needed to supervise self-driving vehicles, the companies announced.
By: Helen Norman
The North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) has become the first US state agency to bring live dashcam imagery into its traffic management systems, adding a network of vehicle-mounted cameras alongside the fixed roadside infrastructure it already relies on.
By: Helen Norman
The Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) has deployed the PrePass Bypass Mobile App across the state, allowing qualified commercial vehicles to bypass weigh stations at highway speed and receive in-cab safety alerts without any additional roadside infrastructure.
By: Helen Norman
New data from two US road safety technology companies shows sharply different risk pictures for the return to school, with driver distraction near schools climbing nationwide even as collision trends varied dramatically from city to city.
By: Helen Norman
SenSen Networks has been granted a US patent for the AI-based positioning system behind its Environmental Mapping Technology (EMT), designed to solve the urban canyoning problem that disrupts GPS accuracy in dense city centres.
By: Helen Norman
UK-based suppliers of roadside and in-vehicle transport technology are being invited to showcase their systems live at the 2027 ITS World Congress in Birmingham, as organisers ERTICO – ITS Europe step up efforts to promote the event to a global audience.
By: Helen Norman
Kapsch TrafficCom has reached a major production milestone at its Mississauga facility in Canada, with 115 million toll transponders now manufactured at the site.
By: Helen Norman
With IBC2026 closer than ever, Anshul Kapoor, Director, Global Media and Entertainment, Google Cloud, reveals why agentic AI is the key to unlocking slick, human-led creative processes.
As project names go, ‘Delta Protocol' might sound dramatic, more suited to an Andy McNab novel than a transformational technology initiative, but the reality is rather different. This Accelerator has suitably lofty aims, setting out to do no less than redefine video transmission by shifting from frame-by-frame delivery to scene understanding and semantic intelligence.
