Sep 21, 2026
Viscando released details of Transportforum 2026 presentations covering rural junction safety, vehicle data and urban walking and cycling.

Göteborg, Sweden, September 21, 2026 /PressCable/ -- January announcement outlined conference participation
Viscando published details in January 2026 of its planned participation in VTI Transportforum in Linköping, Sweden, on January 14 and 15. The announcement identified three presentations drawing on the company’s 3D and AI traffic measurements and analysis, alongside its presence at exhibition stand 24.
The listed topics covered safety at rural intersections, vehicle-generated information for safety and operations, and pedestrian and cyclist movement through traffic signals. Together, they illustrated several applications of movement data in transport planning.
Presentations addressed different traffic environments
The programme details published by Viscando named Ellen Grummert of VTI for a presentation about rural intersection safety through data-driven insights and smart infrastructure.
A second presentation, by Erik Hedman of Ramboll, concerned vehicle-generated data for traffic safety and operations. A third, by Erik Lokka Hollander of the City of Stockholm, addressed the city’s work on improving passage through traffic signals for cyclists and pedestrians.
The announcement connected these subjects to measurements of traffic and road users. It did not publish numerical results or claim a specific reduction in crashes from the work presented.
Sensors measure movement across road user groups
Viscando’s traffic offering is built around OTUS3D, a sensor that combines stereoscopic vision with artificial intelligence. According to the company, the system detects and follows pedestrians, cyclists and motor vehicles within the same measurement area.
The technology records information about how road users move, supporting analysis of direction, speed and movement patterns. This provides a basis for studying shared spaces where several types of road user interact.
Viscando states that its system processes images into numerical information without storing or transmitting those images. The company describes this approach as part of its privacy protection measures.
Analysis extends beyond traffic volumes
The company offers traffic counting alongside analysis of behaviour, interactions and potential accident risks. Its traffic services also support comparisons before and after changes to infrastructure.
These comparisons can help authorities examine how movement changes following an intervention. Relevant questions include whether routes are used differently, whether speeds change and how different road users share an intersection.
Viscando describes its equipment as suitable for both temporary studies and continuous measurement. This allows projects to address a particular planning question or observe patterns over a longer period. Source: Traffic services.
Web reporting supports access to measurement data
VisualDB, Viscando’s web service, provides access to traffic measurements through interactive visualizations. Advertised functions include time and category filters, site maps, weather information and data exports.
The company also describes monthly reports that present selected performance indicators. These reporting tools support communication between teams collecting data and stakeholders using the findings in planning discussions.
Its published service descriptions distinguish basic counts, speeds and directions from more detailed analysis of movement paths and interactions.
Broader applications include industrial logistics
Alongside public road traffic, Viscando applies movement analysis to factories and warehouses. Its industrial services address the movement of personnel and logistics vehicles, including the identification of bottlenecks and areas requiring safety attention.
The company also supports evaluation of changes to industrial layouts and processes through measurements and visual reports. Source: Industry applications.
Further information about the company’s traffic and industrial offerings is available at https://viscando.com/
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