October, 2021: The newly launched Sitraffic Symphony traffic management platform helps control centers simulate and forecast traffic to identify congestion or air quality incidents, and then proactively resolve them on city streets and highways before they occur.
October, 2021: The judges shortlisted the Aimsun-led NEVFMA project reduce traffic-related emissions using vehicle flow management, successfully trialled in Oxfordshire, UK.
October, 2021: We are pleased to announce the appointment of Alexandre Torday to the position of Chief Operating Officer (COO) for the Aimsun Group, effective October 1st, 2021.
Mark Brackstone’s LinkedIn, Sep 2021: Did you know that Aimsun now has a dedicated Research Projects team? Created in January this year, our new team already has three members with more to join us soon.
Infrastructure Magazine, Sep 2021: A new partnership of behavior-based simulation from Aimsun and data analytics from Data61 could set a new standard for how agencies manage urban corridors.
ITS UK, Jun 2021: A new traffic management technique which has been trialled in Oxfordshire for the past year has proved how air quality can be significantly improved through a technique to manage traffic jams before they happen.
OmniCAV blog, Mar 2021: First glimpse of the integration of Aimsun software with the XPI Simulation environment and Ordnance Survey mapping.
Mar 2021: The Integrated Transport Centre (ITC) Abu Dhabi has chosen Aimsun and Siemens Mobility to develop its Hybrid Simulation Model. Covering the entire Abu Dhabi Emirate, the scope and scale of this multi-tier model are truly without precedent.
Mar 2021: New! Now you can synchronize the geometry for co-simulation with Aimsun Next and Simcenter Prescan from Siemens Digital Industries Software.
Aimsun’s Alex Torday describes Aimsun’s pioneering contributions to traffic management on smart motorways in Australia.
Mark Brackstone presented this OmniCAV paper at the 2020 edition of the IEEE ITS Conference.
A video guide to the new features in Aimsun Next for helping planners understand the movement of pedestrians, cyclists, and users of public transportation.
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