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Real-time truck-parking occupancy telemetry from AI video-plus-radar sensors installed at highway rest areas, truck stops and freight-corridor facilities: continuous in/out counts, vehicle classification (distinguishing a car occupying a truck space from a truck) and spot-level occupancy state, streamed live over open transport standards. The byproduct is a continuous time series of supply-and-demand for professional-driver parking and rest by site, by hour, by day of week — plus implicit evidence of where drivers are being turned away and forced to park illegally on shoulders

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Industry: Highway & RailwaysApplication Software
Instruments: equities
Categories: Alternative

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Type: not stated
Format: Streaming structured feeds — NTCIP, SDLC, MS2, JSON, XML outputs pushed to dynamic message signs, driver apps and traffic-management platforms; sensor layer is HD video plus 3D radar with AI classification
Volume: Order 10^5-10^6 sensor observations per site per month (continuous per-spot occupancy state plus timestamped in/out events at ~98.7% classification accuracy), across a currently corridor-scale estate; request further research on total deployed sensor count, which the site does not publish
Users: N/A for the sensor platform itself (sold to DOTs, cities and corridor operators, not to registered end users). Driver-facing exposure is via third-party driver apps and state message signs that consume the feed rather than accounts on this platform
History: 2 years
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Active, early — live NMDOT I-10 corridor deployment in production with an open-standards integration story as the explicit growth motion; seed-funded and ~10 employees, so a scaling rather than mature footprint (new site launches are the growth lever, so historical depth is still accumulating)
Launched: ~2023-2025 (inferred from seed-stage funding of ~$1.5M, ~10 employees and recent-vintage site assets; the truck-parking product line sits within that window — no launch year is stated)
Delivery: not stated
Entity mapping: not stated
Sample: not stated
Point-in-time: not stated
Licence: not stated

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