Why URBIS Matters 

URBIS has established itself as a crucial meeting point for city planners, technology providers, and urban mobility experts. Last year’s event welcomed over 3,800 visitors, including more than 500 municipal representatives, making it one of the most significant platforms for smart city innovation in Europe. 

This year’s focus on climate adaptation and community resilience is particularly relevant as cities worldwide work to create more livable urban environments while managing increasing traffic demands.

Marton Sipos and Artur Tar will be representing the company at booth PAVA2 / 220.

The Urban Mobility Challenge 

Cities today face complex transportation challenges that require sophisticated solutions. Traffic congestion impacts air quality, economic productivity, and quality of life for millions of urban residents. Meanwhile, many cities are working to balance accessibility with preservation, particularly in historic downtown areas and culturally significant locations. 

Intelligent transportation systems and advanced traffic management technologies have become essential tools for city planners. The ability to monitor traffic patterns, manage access to restricted zones, and gather actionable data helps cities make informed decisions about infrastructure and policy. 

Looking Forward 

For Adaptive Recognition, URBIS 2025 represents an opportunity to contribute to important discussions about urban mobility while learning from the experiences of cities across Europe. The intersection of technology and urban planning continues to offer exciting possibilities for creating smarter, more efficient, and more livable cities. 

The team looks forward to meaningful conversations about the future of urban mobility and the role that intelligent traffic management can play in building better cities for everyone.

URBIS 2025 takes place June 10-12 at the Brno Exhibition Center, Czech Republic. Visit Adaptive Recognition at booth PAVA2 / 220.