Dareesoft Inc. has returned from Intertraffic Amsterdam 2026 with a string of breakthroughs that signal a decisive shift in the company's global trajectory. At one of the world's premier exhibitions for smart mobility and road infrastructure, Dareesoft's booth drew a continuous stream of high-level visitors including government agencies, road operators, engineering firms, and technology partners alike, all eager to experience firsthand the platform redefining how the world manages its roads.

Solutions that stopped the show

At the heart of Dareesoft's exhibition was its flagship platform, RiaaS (Road Information as a Service), a fully integrated AI engine that converts raw road data into decision-ready intelligence. Flanking it were the company's proven field solutions: RoadKeeper, RoadMonitor, and the ARA Series devices.

Together, these offerings cover the full lifecycle of road intelligence, from automated hazard detection and pavement assessment to predictive maintenance planning, addressing the industry's most urgent need: doing more with less, faster and safer than ever before.

Two landmark MOU signings

In a ceremony attended by South Korea's Assistant Minister of MOLIT (Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, Road Bureau) and representatives of the Korea Road Association (KRA), Dareesoft signed two strategic MOUs with regional partners, opening coordinated pathways into:

• Europe
• United States
• Australia

The agreements establish frameworks for pilot projects, technical validation, and full commercialization, backed by partners with established in-market networks and deep domain expertise. For Dareesoft, these signings are not just commercial milestones; they represent proof of international confidence in Korean AI road technology at the highest institutional level.

 

— Betty Row, CEO, Dareesoft Inc.

Standing-room interest across three continents

Dareesoft's exhibition booth became one of the event's most visited destinations, attracting a diverse mix of stakeholders drawn by growing global demand for scalable, AI-driven infrastructure management. Conversations spanned regulatory frameworks, deployment models, and integration with existing road management ecosystems, confirming that RiaaS is not a niche solution, but a platform with universal applicability.

 

Delivering impact: what these solutions enable

• Automated road hazard detection and real-time reporting
• Continuous infrastructure monitoring — pavement conditions and roadside assets
• Data-driven maintenance planning that cuts costs and extends asset life
• Improved road safety outcomes at scale