Clients faced difficulties in optimizing traffic and improving road safety—especially for vulnerable participants such as pedestrians and cyclists. The limitations of existing sensors (primarily detection loops) prevented detailed analysis and rapid responses. This resulted in an increased risk of accidents, inefficient traffic management, and a lack of data insights on traffic both in real time and in the form of statistics.
Digital Twin of an Intersection for Intelligent Traffic Management and Safety

Client CountryCzech Republic, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium
- Client typePublic sector
- IndustrySmart City & Urban Mobility
- Application areasData & Analytics / Business Intelligence, Facility & Asset Management, Strategy, Planning & Decision-Making
- AI technologiesComputer vision and video analysis, Edge AI / Embedded Systems, Machine Learning, Robotics & Control Systems, Simulation / Digital Twins
- Business impactsCustomer Product & Service Innovation, Operational Efficiency & Cost Savings
- Data typesGeospatial Data, Sensor / IoT Data, Video Data
- Delivery modelsProduct / Licensed Software
- DeploymentsEdge or Embedded
- Key capabilitiesRecognition, Classification & Tracking, Simulation, Digital Twins & Scenario Modeling
- Project stagesScaling / Expanded Implementation
- Solution formsAnalysis, Recommendation, or Report, API / Micro-service Interface, Automated Backend Process, Integrated Edge / On-device Solution, Web Portal / Dashboard
Solution Description
Problem description
Solution
The solution (Yutraffic awareAI) is a local road AI system that creates a real-time digital replica of the traffic situation. It uses advanced deep-learning video analysis to detect, classify, and track road users via multiple cameras. It offers applications such as intersection hotspot analysis, traffic stream analysis, or response applications tailored to user needs. The solution is remotely accessible via a web browser and fully configurable with an installation wizard, simplifying management and automating traffic control.
Main Users of the Solution
- Service engineers and project managers – signing acceptance protocols and providing technical support
- Administrators and operators – system configuration, application management, and performance monitoring
- Technicians – hardware installation, diagnostics, and maintenance
- Traffic engineers – analysis of road user behavior and data-driven decision-making
- Universities and Smart City projects – development of custom applications using raw data
Project timeframe (months)
Product development and testing: 1.5 – 3 years
Configuration and delivery to customers: 14 days
Technologies used
- K3S (Kubernetes) for orchestration
- Java (backend applications)
- React (frontend applications)
- Python (system-level scripts)
- Keycloak for identity and access management
- Grafana for monitoring
- MQTT and Mosquitto (for communication with third-party systems)
- AWS services for backup and remote management
- Weblate for application localization
- Playwright for automated testing
Additional services
- Identification and prioritization of suitable use-cases
- Data collection and pre-processing
- Change support and user training
- Ongoing maintenance and retraining of the model
Use of Personal / Regulated Data
Implementation
Project Owner on the Client's Side
Head of business unit
Participation on the Client's Side
- Software & Data Engineering / IT Ops
- Quality, safety, compliance
- End users
Form of Supplier Involvement
Full implementation
Operation and Maintenance
Operational Model
- Internal team (service)
- Customer
Needed Competencies on the Client's Side
- Knowledge of the monitored and managed intersection for effective use of the straightforward web application, guided by the supplied manual or training.
Other Resources or Infrastructure
- IT infrastructure when connecting to the customer’s network
Impact and Results
Qualitative Benefits
- Detailed insights into road user movements in real time → more effective traffic flow optimization
- Increased safety, especially for vulnerable users (pedestrians, cyclists)
- Support for autonomous driving through extended contextual awareness of traffic situations
- Data-driven decision-making for traffic engineers → higher quality decisions
- Enhanced data protection (anonymization zones)
- Lower operational costs and effort thanks to remote updates
- Simpler user experience with intuitive interface and installation wizard
Lessons Learned and Recommendations
Key Success Factors
Advanced AI video analysis enabling comprehensive detection and tracking of road users without blind spots, including less common types (e-scooters), contributed to the project’s success. Smooth integration with traffic infrastructure (controllers) and central systems was also crucial. Another key factor was that the product was designed and implemented as a general solution, able to cover a wide range of customer problems—every customer is different, every situation is different, but the system remains the same. This universality is essential for mass deployment.
Biggest Challenges
The diversity of intersections where the system is installed → possibility for configuration and adjustment by the customer using a well-designed graphical interface, usable even without a manual.
Recommendation for Others
- Prioritize data protection – anonymize and have DPIAs ready for tenders
- Invest in integration – ensure smooth communication with existing and future infrastructure. Customers will want data for their own analyses
- Use remote management – monitor, alert, and update the system remotely to cut costs and ensure availability
- Empower users – give operators tools to configure independently, reducing reliance on specialized support
Promotion
Demo / Public Resources

- CompanyYunex
- ContactFilip Magula
- Emailfilip.magula@yunextraffic.com
- Websitehttps://vyvojar.yunextraffic.cz
- AddressV Parku 2308/8, 148 00 Praha
- Additional addresses
- Škrobárenská 5, 602 00 Brno