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Cubic acquires Gridsmart to further expand its ITS portfolio

Rachelle HarryBy Rachelle HarryJanuary 7, 20193 Mins Read
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The Cubic Corporation has expanded its intelligent transportation systems (ITS) portfolio with the acquisition of Tennessee-based developer of video tracking and traffic management systems, Gridsmart Technologies Inc., for approximately US$87m.

Gridsmart specializes in video detection at intersections using advanced image processing, computer vision modeling and machine learning along with a single camera solution providing best-in-class data for optimizing the flow of people and traffic through junctions.

Gridsmart is the developer of the iconic bell-shaped fish-eye lens camera and advanced traffic management system (ATMS), and its equipment is already being used by communities around the world to replace in-road sensors traditionally used to detect vehicles and inform traffic signal timing.

Cubic says Gridsmart is anticipated to contribute approximately US$35m in sales and US$8m of Adjusted EBITDA for the full 2019 calendar year. In October last year, Cubic also acquired Texas-based traffic equipment developer Trafficware.

Gridsmart’s Bell Camera is the world’s first single-camera solution for intersection actuation, data collection and situational awareness, with the unit being the only system to track vehicle trajectory from approach through the center of the intersection to exit.

With its fish-eye lens offering a horizon-to-horizon view, including the center of the intersection, these smart cameras provide a real-time, bird’s eye view of intersections, gathering data that can guide timing and traffic flow strategies. Based in Knoxville, Gridsmart has counted and classified more than 43 billion vehicles through 54 million hours of real-world video processing at 7,000 intersections across 1,200 cities around the world.

“Gridsmart’s industry-leading video tracking solution at the intersection is a key addition to our growing Intelligent Traffic Management portfolio to reduce congestion. It is complementary to our recent acquisition of Trafficware, both of which are cash EPS accretive in first full year of operations,” said Bradley H Feldmann, chairman, president and chief executive officer of Cubic Corporation. “We welcome Gridsmart to the Cubic family and look forward to their contribution in executing our company’s strategy and purpose to make a positive difference in people’s lives.”

Matt Cole, president of Cubic’s Transportation Systems division, added, “Detection is the largest and fastest growing segment within the intelligent traffic management market and is critical to enabling smart intersections that can optimize the flow of people and goods through cities, which is core to the Operations and Analytics pillar of the NextCity vision.

“This strategic investment in Gridsmart will not only enhance our growth profile through synergies with Trafficware, but also strengthen our Surface Transport Management solution offering.”

Bill Malkes, chief executive officer of Gridsmart, commented, “Advanced traffic management build on smart sensors is a key to efficient and responsible city management. As this need continues to grow not only in cities across the USA, but also throughout the world, we look forward to seeing the synergies and growth opportunities of our solutions utilizing Cubic’s market leadership and international presence. We are pleased to become a member of the Cubic family where our vision to improve one billion lives with intelligence will continue in alignment with Cubic’s overall purpose.”

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Rachelle Harry

Rachelle joined Traffic Technology International in early 2016 after having worked for an HR magazine and prior to that, as a freelance sub editor for various lifestyle consumer magazines. As deputy editor, she supports the editor in making each issue and updating the website. Outside of work, she enjoys tap dancing, playing the piano and video games, and eating spicy food.

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