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With increasingly complex threats facing cities, there is little doubt that smart transport networks are the future. Offering significant benefits to passengers, operators and local authorities alike, they enable key urban services to become more efficient, effective, safer and connected.

Global surveillance solutions expert Synectics has delivered a prestigious seminar to Singapore’s Society of Operations Engineers (SOE) on key trends in transport surveillance technology – focusing on converged ‘vehicle-to-ground’ solutions.

Synectics is to develop a train-to-ground solution that will enable a major European rapid transit operator to receive, manage and respond to on-vehicle passenger help requests remotely, from a central command center.

Global security and surveillance specialist Synectics has appointed a new Rail Business Development Manager to expand the UK sales team and build on the recent successes achieved in the transport and infrastructure market.

Rail operators also have to ensure passenger safety, deliver a good journey experience and maintain service efficiency at all times. It’s a complex challenge, but one global surveillance company Synectics – attending Railtex 2017 (NEC, Birmingham, 9-11 May) – believes technology can overcome.

Global surveillance specialist Synectics, shared the latest developments in on-vehicle CCTV solutions at this year’s Euro Bus Expo, including IP networks, wireless communication and systems integration – trends that are shaping the future of on-vehicle CCTV.

Synectics is to provide surveillance solutions for new electric buses being introduced to two city fleets in the UK as part of industry initiatives to reduce city centre emissions.

Synectics has undertaken an ‘oar-some’ feat of human endurance to raise money for Brathay Trust. On 3 September, 22 Synectics employees from the UK and Munich offices rowed 38km across three lakes in the Lake District. A total of £6,150.72 was raised this year.