Raleigh IoT startup lands ‘smart cities’ partnership to improve public safety in Denver

MeterSYS has landed a partnership to make Denver a “smart city.” The Raleigh-based startup has teamed up with Boulder AI to bring its Internet of Things (IoT) service platform and advanced metering solutions to the Mile High City.

The result: safer traffic crossings for pedestrians, the partners say. The exact terms of the partnership were not disclosed.

“With more pedestrians, bicyclists, and other alternative forms of transportation sharing roadways with vehicles on city streets, our clients are looking to use IoT technologies to improve how they manage traffic signals and infrastructure at school crossing zones, high-traffic intersections and multi-modal lanes,” said Andy Honeycutt, CEO of MeterSYS, in a statement.

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