Quarterhill obtains contracts in Djibouti, Thailand, SK

Executive Summary

• Quarterhill Inc. secured new international contracts to deploy weigh-in-motion (WIM) solutions in Djibouti, South Korea, and Thailand, marking its first entry into the Djibouti market and expanding its presence in East Africa.
• The Djibouti project involves a comprehensive overweight enforcement system featuring high-speed and slow-speed WIM lanes, managed via customized software with French language support, funded by the World Bank.
• Repeat orders from South Korea and Thailand validate the performance of Quarterhill’s single load cell and bending plate WIM systems in high-traffic environments, reinforcing the company's global footprint in intelligent transportation systems.

Key Details

• Djibouti Deployment:
  • Introduces a comprehensive overweight enforcement solution combining high-speed and slow-speed WIM technologies.
  • System configuration includes two high-speed WIM lanes with bending plate sensors for initial vehicle screening.
  • Includes six slow-speed lanes for verifying suspected overweight vehicles.
  • Infrastructure features iSINC-based electronics, integrated license plate readers, and barrier gates.
  • Management is handled through a centralized control room.
  • Weigh station software has been customized for the project, including French language support and enhanced citation tracking across multiple workstations.
  • Project is part of a World Bank-financed infrastructure upgrade.
  • Quarterhill is subcontracted through Danway Emirates LLC and HAWK International & Construction Djibouti SARL.
• South Korea and Thailand:
  • Represents repeat orders from established markets.
  • Transportation agencies have expanded deployments of Quarterhill’s single load cell and bending plate WIM systems.
  • These follow-on contracts serve as validation of the technology's proven performance in high-traffic environments.
• Technical Specifications:
  • Systems deliver exceptional accuracy through full tire footprint contact.
  • Engineered for long-term durability under heavy traffic conditions.
  • Features temperature stability and consistent performance suitable for high-speed monitoring and enforcement prescreening.

Notable Quotes

• "These recent achievements in Djibouti, South Korea and Thailand highlight the growing demand for our innovative weigh-in-motion technologies in diverse markets around the world," said Chuck Myers, chief executive officer of Quarterhill. "We are proud to partner with governments and agencies that share our commitment to improving roadway safety and efficiency. By offering highly reliable and customizable solutions, Quarterhill continues to deliver meaningful value to transportation networks globally."