Ouster’s AI tech is being deployed across intersections in the Atlanta area, including around the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in preparation for 2026 FIFA World Cup.
At a glance
Who: Georgia Department of Transportation (GDoT); Ouster; Southern Lighting & Traffic Systems.
What: GDoT is collaborating with sensing and perception for physical AI specialist Ouster and its distributor, Southern Lighting & Traffic Systems, to modernise the region’s traffic infrastructure.
Why: It is part of GDoT’s strategy to prioritise data-driven solutions to manage increasing traffic density and vulnerable road user safety.
Where: The technology is being deployed at more than 30 intersections across the greater Atlanta area, including around the downtown Mercedes-Benz Stadium, in preparation for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Georgia Department of Transportation (GDoT) is collaborating with sensing and perception for physical AI specialist Ouster and its distributor, Southern Lighting & Traffic Systems, to modernise the region’s traffic infrastructure.
GDoT is deploying the Ouster BlueCity turnkey traffic management solution at more than 30 intersections across the greater Atlanta area, including around the downtown Mercedes-Benz Stadium, in preparation for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
The expansion follows the deployment of Ouster BlueCity at an initial six intersections in downtown Atlanta on a high-traffic and pedestrian corridor near the Georgia World Congress Centre.
Ouster BlueCity’s perception software is a turnkey solution that uses artificial intelligence (AI) and digital lidar to provide real-time, on-demand traffic data to maximise efficiency and improve safety for smarter cities.
“Ouster’s continued expansion into the greater Atlanta area represents a significant milestone in our mission to scale AI-powered intelligent infrastructure”
As one of the largest and fastest-growing metropolitan areas in the US, Atlanta is prioritising data-driven solutions to manage increasing traffic density and vulnerable road user safety. By integrating Ouster BlueCity, which combines Ouster’s 3D digital lidar sensors with proprietary AI perception software, GDoT aims to:
“Ouster’s continued expansion into the greater Atlanta area represents a significant milestone in our mission to scale AI-powered intelligent infrastructure,” said Asad Lesani, VP of smart infrastructure products at Ouster.
“Ouster BlueCity is bringing physical AI to smart cities around the world with over 700 contracted site deployments across intersections, mid-blocks and highways. We are excited to continue our partnership with GDoT to improve mobility and safety for all road users attending the FIFA World Cup and beyond.”
Ouster BlueCity’s collaborations with agencies and municipalities include large-scale deployments of 100-plus intersections each in Utah, and Chattanooga and Nashville in Tennessee. The company supports transportation departments seeking to transition from legacy inductive loops and 2D sensors to a single, integrated, 3D lidar-powered traffic management solution for actuation, analytics, and alerts.