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AEye Partners with Michigan Department of Transportation to Showcase Physical AI for Real-Time Traffic Intelligence at ITS America
AEye, Inc. (Nasdaq: LIDR), a global leader in software-defined, high-performance lidar solutions, today announced it will showcase a live Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) deployment, in partnership with the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT), at ITS America 2026 in Detroit, June 10–12. The demonstration highlights how AEye’s OPTIS™ solution, which combines AEye’s software-defined lidar, AI-powered perception, and real-time infrastructure integration can imp


New Webinar Launched February 26
What if your infrastructure could sense what’s happening — in real time? In this webinar, we explore how stationary LiDAR perception is helping cities and operators turn passive infrastructure into intelligent environments. You’ll see how 3D perception delivers real-time awareness for safety, traffic optimization, compliance, and predictive maintenance — without relying on outdated technology or manual monitoring. This session is designed for infrastructure leaders who want p


White Paper: LiDAR-based Intelligent Transportation Systems
LiDAR Infrastructure Monitoring - A Quiet Digital Map of the World In our white paper, developed together with Flasheye and QRTECH, we explore how LiDAR-based infrastructure monitoring can enable automated safety and create smarter, more efficient roads - ensuring safety for all road users. What if our roads could see better than our cars? Imagine roads that actively understand their surroundings. With advanced sensors and real-time data, our streets could detect obstacles,


Customer Story: Smart Traffic Flows with LiDAR and ITS - Forum Virium Helsinki, Finland
A visualization of the vehicle speed vectors in street space. Elaborator-project 2025 Helsinki is facing increasing congestion during rush hours. Traffic hotspots cause delays for cars, cyclists, and pedestrians; safety concerns rise at intersections and crosswalks; and city planners lack reliable, real-time data about traffic flows to support infrastructure planning.Forum Virium Helsinkiis the living labto co-create the future’s smart cities by working with companies, uni
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