HCLTech, Transport for NSW partner to explore AI-driven traffic insights in India
HCLTech has partnered with Transport for New South Wales to integrate AI-powered analytics into the Sydney Coordinated Adaptive Traffic System. The initiative aims to enable traffic operators in India to query complex transport data using local languages while addressing data sovereignty concerns.
Why it matters
This collaboration demonstrates how global smart-city infrastructure can be localized through AI to improve urban management in emerging markets.
HCLTech has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Transport for New South Wales (TfNSW) to explore the advancement of artificial intelligence-powered analytics capabilities for the Sydney Coordinated Adaptive Traffic System (SCATS).
As part of the collaboration, HCLTech will explore the integration of Sarvam’s multilingual foundation models with SCATS. The initiative is aimed at enabling traffic operators, planners and engineers to query and analyse SCATS data in local Indian languages.
The partnership would also examine solutions to address data sovereignty requirements for smart-city infrastructure. This includes exploring the deployment of SCATS AI infrastructure on premises through private cloud environments, allowing cities greater control over their data and AI systems.
“The world’s major cities are expanding at an unprecedented pace, creating new opportunities to reimagine how technology can manage increasingly complex transport networks,” said Swapan Johri, President, Growth Markets, HCLTech.
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