With support from the University of Queensland, the University of British Columbia, and the Queensland University of Technology, AMAG has developed over the past decade video analytics technology that changes the paradigm of current traffic safety management practice by proactively identifying and diagnosing safety issues before crashes occur—leading to actionable insights to improve road safety.

This technology has been refined into a road safety software platform - AMAG's SMART (Safe Mobility Alert Real-Time) Digital Platform. It enables governments to Monitor, Manage, and Mitigate risks associated with Mobility for all road users on their transport networks.

Using video analytics, Artificial Intelligence, Deep Learning, and advanced statistical techniques, AMAG is continually perfecting the science of crash prediction. AMAG Founders have been developing, testing, and validating it on roads and intersections across 21 cities in 8 countries over the past decade.

AMAG Founders have more than 70 years of collective experience in evaluating and understanding the complexity of motor vehicle-involved crashes on transport systems and have harnessed this experience to develop and deliver the best available technology.

The future of road safety will increasingly rely on intelligent technologies, including the suite of tools offered by AMAG. These technologies provide a significant building block towards the goal of Vision Zero—no fatalities or serious injuries on the transport network, as well as support Safe System, approaches being adopted in countries around the world.

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