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Increased traffic safety and reduced environmental impact through AI-optimized salt application.

Reference number
Coordinator Klimator AB
Funding from Vinnova SEK 150 000
Project duration January 2026 - April 2026
Status Completed
Venture Advanced digitalization - Industrial needs-driven innovation
Call Collaborations with the US in AI, digital infrastructure and cyber security

Important results from the project

According to defined objective in proposal. 1) YES - Första Trafikverket in the USA has actively participated in the first stage of the demonstrator. 2) YES - The first version of the Demonstrator is running. 3) In progress, to be reported on June 1-3 in Maine. • YES - all project partners, Trafikverket, System Integrators and data suppliers will participate in the proposal for stage 2. • Yes - under completion. To be discussed and decided in the near future.

Expected long term effects

A continuation within the framework of proposal to "US collaborations in AI, digital infrastructure and cybersecurity" - where all parties invest both time and equity for version 2 - a full-scale demonstrator in the US. Demonstrator Version 2 - creates the conditions for other traffic agencies and cities in the US to invest in Swedish technology. Many see the benefits - but want to see in reality, and 32 states with winter weather and cities there is a great future for Swedish tech.

Approach and implementation

Preparations included pilot selection and system integration. The goal was increased traffic safety and better winter operation. Implementation of a demonstrator for digitalized winter operation and testing of AI-based solutions. External factors that have affected the project include the US´s changed view of customs handling, which has created delays. All participating participants have delivered on their work packages and the collaboration has worked excellently.

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Last updated 19 May 2026

Reference number 2025-04733