Acusensus

Acusensus is honoured to share that we have been recognised in the Top 100 of the Financial Times High-Growth Companies Asia-Pacific List 2025. We're proud to work alongside government departments and organisations across Australia and internationally to create safer roads for all. We extend our gratitude to our partners and clients for the opportunities they've provided, which have allowed us to build a dedicated and talented team that supports our rapid growth. This recognition is a testament to the dedication and passion of our incredible team. To read the full Financial Times list, visit: https://lnkd.in/gHBevFWC

Acusensus was proud to announce on the ASX earlier this month that we will be continuing our partnership with Transport for NSW, delivering our life-saving mobile phone and seatbelt detection program. This extended partnership will see the introduction of next-generation technology, including advancements in image capture, AI, and trailer deployment platforms. These enhancements will enable us to continue setting new benchmarks in road safety and drive behavioural change. This agreement demonstrates the long-term vision and commitment to road safety shared by both Acusensus and Transport for NSW. "The contract with Transport for NSW was Acusensus' first long-term contract following its incorporation and I am proud that we will be able to continue our partnership with the NSW Government," says Acusensus Founder and Managing Director, Alexander Jannink. "It has been incredibly fulfilling to witness state-wide behavioural changes as a result of the introduction of the original program and Acusensus remains fully committed to furthering this progress to reduce road fatalities and serious injuries across the state." #roadsafety #technology #innovation #collaboration #NSW #Acusensus

We're proud to share that Acusensus technology was recently featured on BBC Crimewatch Live, highlighting the impact of our innovative solutions in promoting road safety. During the segment, Adrian Leisk of Devon and Cornwall Police discussed the world-first trial of our Impaired Driving solution, showcasing its potential to detect drivers under the influence of alcohol or drugs. The segment also highlighted the effectiveness of our Heads-Up solution in addressing distracted driving and seatbelt non compliance. We remain dedicated to leveraging the power of AI to develop and deploy cutting-edge solutions that create safer roads for everyone. Our commitment to innovation and collaboration with partners like Devon and Cornwall Police enables us to make a tangible difference in reducing road trauma and saving lives. #roadsafety #visionzero #technology #innovation #collaboration #Acusensus Read more from Highways here: https://lnkd.in/eWbuhuvB

We're pleased to announce Acusensus attended the Traffic Management Association of Australia (TMAA) 2025 conference in Sydney, showcasing our innovative Road Worker Safety product. This technology is designed to protect road workers from a range of hazards, including vehicle intrusions, equipment movement and unauthorised entries. Shaun M., our Head of Worker Safety Products, presented on March 13th to a full and engaged room of 200+ business leaders, road authorities and potential collaborators. He showcased the capabilities of our intelligent wearable technology and its ability to provide real-time hazard avoidance. The presentation also highlighted the automated reporting features, which enable near-miss tracking and ensure compliance with safety regulations. Thank you to everyone who also visited us at Booth 22 to learn more about our Road Worker Safety product and discuss how it can enhance their team safety measures. #WorkerSafety #TMAA2025 #Technology #Innovation

Acusensus is pleased to announce that Founder and Managing Director, Alexander Jannink, will be presenting at the upcoming ASX SMIDcaps Conference in Sydney. This presentation will take place on Wednesday, March 26th and will also be available via live stream and on-demand viewing. Alexander will discuss our latest achievements in road safety technology, including our work in combating distracted driving, impaired driving, and enhancing road worker safety. We invite investors, industry professionals, and those passionate about road safety to register for the conference and join us for this informative session. We look forward to sharing our vision and engaging in discussions about the future of road safety technology. Register here: https://lnkd.in/gFf8XV5k

Acusensus representatives Geoff Collins UK General Manager and Duncan Murcott Chief Customer Officer attended the UK's 10th Road Safety GB Data and Analysts conference on 04 Mar 2025 in Birmingham. This year's focus was on "Data and Policy, AI and new data, and examples of good practice." The exclusive conference offered global road safety professionals access to elite speakers, interactive sessions and networking with a focus on data. We look forward to collaborating with fellow road safety professionals in the UK to revolutionise road safety and "change behaviours, save lives" together. Read more about the conference here https://lnkd.in/egHAaRBZ.

This International Women’s Day, Acusensus is taking the opportunity to highlight the diverse talent throughout our organisation. One of the great minds behind the Acusensus Road Worker Safety project is Aimee Allen, who is currently researching robotics for her doctorate at Monash University. Aimee specifically focuses on investigating human-robot interactions, specifically the sounds robots could or should make around humans. “I want to do robotics,” Aimee says in The Australian’s Women in Education Special Report. “I want something that exists in reality. I want to do the hard hardware.” Aimee expects to finish her thesis in August this year and hopes to continue her work in the Acusensus Road Worker Safety team, where she is assisting in building mechatronic multi-modal devices to decrease road worker-related deaths and injuries, one of the deadliest occupations. Read more at the Australian’s Women in Education Special Report: https://lnkd.in/gyC66E25

Violet Snell is Acusensus' Lead Machine Learning Engineer. This International Women's Day, we are proud to share a piece of her career journey in this article. #IWD2025

Acusensus is proud to partner with Department of Transport and Main Roads to trial mobile road safety cameras at rail level crossings across Queensland. The mobile cameras will be at high-risk level crossings in Toowoomba, Cairns, Rockhampton, Townsville, and Brisbane. This trial will detect unsafe driving behaviours as trains approach and pass. The findings from the trial will be used to inform future solutions to improve safety at level crossings across Queensland. Read more about Queensland’s Level crossing safety plan: https://lnkd.in/gWVVM9Ae Read a summary from Infrastructure Magazine: https://lnkd.in/gwBD-_js Photo credit: Street Smarts Queensland

Acusensus General Manager, Geoff Collins, joined BBC radio to discuss how Acusensus technology uses images of UK drivers to deter dangerous seatbelt and phone behaviour. In the UK, approximately 50,000 drivers hold their mobile phone daily while driving, and roughly 500,000 daily journeys exclude seatbelt use (Department for Transport survey data: https://lnkd.in/gTmXv-XA). Essex will join 19 police forces across the UK who have already partnered with Acusensus to improve road safety. Essex police force’s head of roads policing, Adam Pipe, called the photo results “phenomenal” and predicted this collaboration is likely to reduce road accidents. Acusensus is proud to partner with UK police departments to pursue our shared road safety mission to change behaviour, save lives and make the roads a safe place for everyone. Read more: https://lnkd.in/ezFaRS93