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Miovision

Miovision is a Kitchener company that turns road intersections into connected systems — cameras, traffic-signal hardware and the data platform behind them — so cities can see how their roads actually behave. Founded in 2005 by Kurtis McBride, it now works in more than 60 countries.

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About

Kurtis McBride founded Miovision in 2005 while finishing a master's in applied science at the University of Waterloo, on the idea that an intersection should respond to what a community needs rather than run on a fixed timer. The company sells traffic-data collection, signal hardware and analytics to municipalities, and has since expanded through acquisitions. McBride brought it to the TechWaterloo stage in 2016.

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Quick answers

What does Miovision do?

It makes the cameras, traffic-signal hardware and software cities use to measure and manage intersections — counting traffic, timing signals and spotting safety problems.

Who founded Miovision and when?

Kurtis McBride, in 2005, while he was completing a master's in applied science at the University of Waterloo. He is still CEO.

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