Events

• Live Webinars
• On-Demand Webinars
• In-Person Events

Live Webinars

Understand InSync better by participating in one of our monthly webinars from the comfort of your desk. These live events give you a chance to watch video of InSync and hear from the public traffic engineers operating InSync.

New study compares optimized timing plans and adaptive signals

Find out how InSync performs against optimized time of day (TOD) plans by participating in our one-time-only special event webinar from the comfort of your desk. Industry expert, Dr. Aleksandar Stevanovic, P.E. presents his microsimulation study comparing InSync with TOD plans in a variety traffic conditions.

In less than an hour you will see:

• See which signal timing strategy performs better and understand why.
• Get new independent research that will make you more effective.
• See the real, rigorously-tested performance of real-time adaptive traffic signals.
• Find out how to reduce traffic congestion, minimize delay and improve traffic flow.

Plus, you’ll get immediate answers to your questions from our distinguished guest speaker.

When:

Wednesday, May 29 2013, 1 pm (Eastern)

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On-Demand Webinars

Don’t want to wait?  Watch a recording of a live InSync webinar.

InSync Smart Traffic Signal Technology: Better Traffic Flow, Better Communities

Originally recorded October 10, 2012

Join us for a data-rich presentation on the operations and benefits of InSync, the adaptive traffic control solution deployed by more agencies in the U.S. than any other solution. In less than an hour you will see:

• Independent before-and-after data of InSync and other system deployments including travel time, stop, delay, fuel usage and emissions reduction data
• The unique, real-time adaptive InSync model powered by artificial intelligence
• Feedback from traffic engineers who are operating InSync
• Hardware and detection options – InSync, InSync:Tesla and InSync:Fusion
• Specific costs to implement InSync including comparisons to other systems
• Overall benefits to communities, such as reducing stops by up to 90%, travel time up to 50%, fuel consumption and emissions by up to 25% and crashes up to 30%.

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Safer Roads through Real-Time Traffic Signal Optimization

Originally recorded March 28, 2013

View this recording of a live webinar presented by Jim Clark, P.E. In this presentation, Jim shares research from his latest paper, “InSync Adaptive Traffic Signal Control Shows Initial Safety Benefits.” See how traffic professionals are preventing property damage, injuries and even loss of life by using intelligent traffic control. Participants will see:

• Before-and-after crash statistics of InSync field deployments as reported by police departments and traffic agencies across the U.S.
• How InSync’s automated signal optimization reduces crashes to promote safety
• Supporting third-party research and data from FHWA, TRB, AASHTO, NCHRP and more
• Analysis and opinions from industry experts and practitioners

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InSync:Tesla – Adaptive Traffic Control in 1 Day

InSync:Tesla, the newest adaptive traffic control solution from Rhythm Engineering, installs in as little as one day because it is compatible with your existing detection devices, traffic cabinets and controllers.  Envision what you can accomplish for your agency and community in just one day. You will see InSync:Tesla deployed and turned on in four hours, learn how it works, understand the algorithm’s in-field performance and hear directly from multiple agencies operating InSync.

By choosing InSync:Tesla, you will:

• Deploy the highest performing adaptive traffic control intelligence, InSync, proven to reduce peak travel times up to 50% on previously timed corridors and reduce crashes up to 30%.
• Use only your preferred stop-bar detectors: cameras, loops, radar and more, because InSync:Tesla is compatible with all controllers, cabinets and forms of detection. There is nothing to discard, replace or abandon.
• Enable your traffic signals to adapt in real-timeto traffic demand the moment the intelligence is turned on.
• Maximize your staff resources, because there is no data to gather, no timing plans to build or maintain and no active operation required by agency staff.
• Have confidence in the adaptive traffic control system chosen by more agencies than any other.

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Communications Options for ITS Projects

Originally recorded November 16, 2010

Description:
Determining how to step up your intelligent transportation system (ITS) network infrastructure to meet the demands of the 21st century can be difficult. The myriad of constantly changing technologies available makes it even more challenging. But once you break it down, the right choice may be easy to see. View this recording of a live webinar to get solid answers for your ITS communications questions.

You will learn:

• How to evaluate existing assets and infrastructure
• Available technologies
• Pros and cons of fiber, copper and wireless media
• Devices needed to make it all work

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In-Person Events

The Rhythm Engineering team regularly participates in traffic-related conferences across the U.S. and around the world. See if we are in your area anytime soon or contact us if you’d like to set up an in-person meeting. 

May 14 – 16: 2013 Rocky Mountain APWA Spring Conference
Contact Steve Mager for details – 503.577.8940 or steve.mager@rhythmtraffic.com

May 16 – 18: Intermountain ITE Section Annual Meeting
Contact Steve Mager for details – 503.577.8940 or steve.mager@rhythmtraffic.com

May 17: Vermont ITE Lunch & Learn
Contact Tom Cooper for details – 267.456.7185 or tom.cooper@rhythmtraffic.com

May 22 – 24: ITE Northeastern District Meeting
Contact Tom Cooper for details – 267.456.7185 or tom.cooper@rhythmtraffic.com

June 5 – 7: ALSITE Summer Meeting
Contact Jim Clark for details – 703.300.4147 or jim.clark@rhythmtraffic.com

June 19 – 21: Florida ITE Annual Meeting
Contact Jim Clark for details – 703.300.4147 or jim.clark@rhythmtraffic.com

June 26: New Jersey IMSA Annual Meeting
Contact Tom Cooper for details – 267.456.7185 or tom.cooper@rhythmtraffic.com

June 26 – 28: Midwestern ITE Annual Meeting
Contact Eric Gannaway for details – 586.612.8660 or eric.gannaway@rhythmtraffic.com

July 10: Central California ITE Meeting
Contact Steve Mager for details – 503.577.8940 or steve.mager@rhythmtraffic.com

July 20 – 23: 2013 IMSA Annual Conference
Contact Chuck O’Connor for details – 949.639.9735 or chuck.oconnor@rhythmtraffic.com

July 30 – August 2: 2nd Annual APWA/ASCE Joint Meeting
Contact Mark Sullivant for details – 248.431.4588 or mark.sullivant@rhythmtraffic.com

August 8: Indiana ITE Transportation 2013 Conference
Contact Eric Gannaway for details – 586.612.8660 or eric.gannaway@rhythmtraffic.com

August 25-28: APWA 2013 Congress
Contact Eric Gannaway for details – 586.612.8660 or eric.gannaway@rhythmtraffic.com

October 3: Maine APWA Fall Meeting
Contact Tom Cooper for details – 267.456.7185 or tom.cooper@rhythmtraffic.com

November 21: Greater Fort-Worth ITE Chapter Meeting
Contact Jennie Neville for details – 913.226.7664 or jennie.neville@rhythmtraffic.com