Rekor Systems, Inc. reports developments in roadway intelligence technology for public safety, urban mobility and transportation management. The company’s updates center on software, hardware and data services that collect, connect and organize roadway and vehicle data for agencies and other customers, including traffic operations, incident management and uninsured vehicle enforcement applications.
Recurring news themes include financial results, public-sector contract activity, Rekor Command deployments, automatic license plate and vehicle recognition technology, privacy-oriented data retention processes and intellectual property for roadway data systems. Updates also cover product-focused operating changes and revenue mix across licensing, data collection, implementation, engineering, support and maintenance services.
Rekor Systems has announced the appointment of Deb Hennessy as its first Chief People Officer. Hennessy brings over 20 years of HR experience from leading companies like Ciena and Microsoft, where she excelled in diversity, inclusion, and talent management. Her strategic leadership is expected to support Rekor's aggressive hiring plans for 2022 and foster a high-performance, inclusive culture. With her expertise, Rekor aims to enhance its workforce and contribute to its mission of creating safer, smarter cities through intelligent infrastructure.
Rekor Systems (NASDAQ:REKR) has been awarded U.S. Patent 11,100,793 B2 for an algorithm that detects irregular traffic congestion using AI-based predictive insights. This technology compiles historical and real-time data to identify unusual traffic patterns, allowing traffic management centers to respond effectively. The algorithm has shown success in pilot programs across the U.S., Israel, and Sweden, enhancing the ability to manage congestion caused by factors like construction and weather, while also minimizing environmental impacts.
Rekor Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:REKR) announced its participation in the Sidoti Virtual Micro Cap Conference on December 8-9, 2021. CEO Robert A. Berman will present, along with CFO Eyal Hen, starting at 9:15 am ET. The conference aims to showcase the Company's innovative AI technology for intelligent infrastructure that enhances roadway safety and efficiency. Investors can register for free to attend the presentation and one-on-one meetings through Sidoti's website.
Rekor Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: REKR) has announced the deployment of its Rekor One™ platform in three additional cities in Connecticut, contributing to a total of 26 cities adopted in the past six months. This expansion demonstrates the company's growing customer base and successful execution of its land-and-expand strategy. CEO Robert A. Berman highlighted that this adoption includes a significant amount of new business and showcases the strength of Rekor's technology as they approach 2022.
Rekor Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:REKR) has announced the deployment of its Rekor One™ vehicle intelligence platform in three new municipalities: Topeka, KS, Nampa, ID, and Watertown, NY. This system enhances public safety by providing law enforcement with advanced AI-driven tools for real-time vehicle data and alerts. Rekor One™ not only supports police missions but also facilitates broader government applications such as traffic planning and incident management, utilizing de-identified data while ensuring strict privacy compliance. The technology promises cost-effective, efficient infrastructure for smarter cities.
Rekor Systems, a global AI technology firm, unveiled its Rekor OneTM operating system, aimed at enhancing infrastructure with traffic analytics and safety modules. In Q3 2021, revenues rose 23% to $2.6 million year-over-year, while performance obligations increased 57% to $23.8 million. The company reported a net loss of $9.7 million, attributed to a shift towards a recurring revenue model. The acquisition of Waycare Technologies accelerates growth by integrating data analytics. Despite short-term revenue challenges, Rekor anticipates stronger revenue in H2 2022 and beyond, supported by its land-and-expand strategy.
Rekor Systems (NASDAQ:REKR) announced that the plaintiffs in the class action lawsuit Miller v. Rekor Systems, Inc., et al have filed a Stipulation and Proposed Order of Dismissal, effectively closing the case. Initially filed in June 2021, the lawsuit alleged violations of federal securities laws due to misleading information spread by anonymous short sellers. Lead Director Paul de Bary expressed satisfaction with the swift resolution, which was reached independently by the plaintiffs without compensation.
Rekor Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:REKR) will release its third quarter 2021 financial results on November 15, 2021, after market close. An earnings conference call is scheduled for the same day at 4:30 p.m. Eastern Time to discuss the financial and operating results for the quarter and year to date. Interested participants can join via a toll-free number or through a live webcast. A playback of the call will also be available for two weeks after the live event. Rekor Systems specializes in intelligent infrastructure and aims to enhance road safety through AI technology.
Rekor Systems commended the $1.2 trillion American Jobs Plan, highlighting its focus on modernizing transportation infrastructure.
CEO Robert A. Berman emphasized the urgent need for intelligent infrastructure, stating it can significantly enhance public safety and sustainability. Rekor's solutions have improved traffic management, reduced emissions by almost 10%, and decreased incident identification times by 9 minutes. The company believes this infrastructure bill presents a major opportunity for enhancing community safety and efficiency across the nation.
Rekor Systems (NASDAQ:REKR) has been selected by Chattanooga, Tennessee, to implement its Rekor One platform for traffic analytics, supporting the city's Smart Corridor+ initiative. This pilot project, backed by a $1.37M grant from the National Science Foundation, aims to analyze vehicle traffic data to tackle congestion, improve safety, and assess emissions. The initiative is part of Chattanooga's ongoing smart city efforts, which have generated over $2.7B in community benefits.
The six-month pilot starts in December and will utilize Rekor sensors alongside the city’s traffic cameras.