The TMB-13X serves as a replacement for traditional inductive loops, which often require invasive roadwork and frequent maintenance. By mounting above the intersection, the radar monitors vehicles and cyclists across multiple lanes using nine configurable virtual detection zones. The system features a four-meter blind zone and includes an intuitive Wi-Fi-enabled interface, designed to accelerate deployment times for transport authorities and system integrators.

With approximately 6,400 traffic signal sites in London alone, the UK represents a high-demand environment for Quarterhill’s expansion. Donna Bergan, Vice President of Intelligent Transportation Systems, noted that the registration enables the company to offer a flexible tool that minimizes disruption for road users while simplifying installation. The product is now available for order, marking a strategic step in Quarterhill’s broader effort to scale its intelligent transportation platform internationally. This move follows a period of corporate growth for the company, which recently reported its strongest quarterly profitability in three years and is currently finalizing the acquisition of Conduent’s tolling solutions business.