Indra, Audi and Qualcomm Join Forces to Demonstrate the Future of Tolling With Connected Vehicle Technology (C-V2X)
Indra, Audi of America and Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. are launching a joint project to advance next-generation toll payments using cellular vehicle-to-everything (C-V2X) technology. This initial deployment work will show how vehicles equipped with C-V2X two-way connectivity can ease congestion on toll roads, standardize payments nationwide, and enhance the overall driver experience.
Indra Upgrades the Ground-to-air Communications System of Canada’s Department Defence
Indra has been awarded a contract by Canada Department of National Defence (DND), valued at more than €13 million, to upgrade its entire ground-to-air communications system with the supply of approximately 600 state-of-the-art, scalable and flexible radios that are equipped with advanced technologies to guarantee the effectiveness of its air traffic and defence operations.
Indra Selected to Deploy Its Most Innovative Traffic and Tolling Technology on Atlanta’s SR 400 Express Lanes
Indra’s scope on the project is to implement its most innovative intelligent mobility management technology in Atlanta’s SR 400 Express Lanes.
Indra Wins a Major Contract in the United States to Renew the Air-ground Communications System Key to the Country’s Air Traffic Management (ATM)
Resulting from a competitive solicitation issued, under which three (3) companies competed, the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has awarded Indra a contract with a total contract value of $244.3M, if all options are exercised, to renew its ground-air communications system, key to air traffic management (ATM) in the country, by replacing its analog radio systems (UHF and VHF) with digital radio equipment capable of analog and VoIP operation.
Indra Signs a Framework Agreement to Equip Airports in the United States With Technology for the Surveillance and Monitoring of Surface Aircraft
Indra will supply Surface Awareness Initiative (SAI) systems for the United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), the civil aviation authority that manages the country’s air traffic. The FAA has approved Indra’s SAI solution, called AeroBOSS, to improve air traffic control situational awareness and reduce the risk of runway incursions that have increased globally in recent years. This solution can be delivered to over 250 FAA staffed air traffic control towers and to any of the approximately 200 additional airports managed through the FAA’s Federal Contract Tower program that request it.
