The MTA is seeking to fix the subway delays — with the help of Google’s Pixel smartphones. Google Public Sector, which partners with government agencies, last year installed across trains ...

The project involves retrofitting Google’s Pixel smartphones to certain subway cars to collect sounds and other data and feed it into Google’s Cloud. The data is then analyzed to spot patterns ...

Identifying maintenance needs for subway tracks is a labor-intensive process. Recently, Google teamed with NYC to see if Pixel phones could use their sensors to cheaply spot problem areas.

Between September and January, six Google Pixel smartphones hitched free rides on four New York City subway cars. Specifically, they took the A train, as it ping-ponged the 32 miles between the ...

The MTA, the subway's operator, partnered with Google ... The four-month trial utilized AI and off-the-shelf technology from Google Pixel smartphones. Google's TrackInspect relies on the phone's ...

Google and MTA collaborated on a project using Pixel phones to detect subway anomalies. Pixel phones located problem spots 92 ...

In this case, the Google Pixel phones rode on four different subway cars between last September and January. The experiment, conducted in partnership with Google Public Sector, used the phone's ...

In partnership with Google, the Metro Transit Authority took to tying several Google Pixel phones to subway cars in New York in order to track data. The experiment was part of the MTA’s need to ...