In-silico pre-diagnosis of risk around critical points of infrastructure
SAMRoute helps transport-infrastructure stakeholders run safety reviews and uncover functional dependencies around critical points of infrastructure, via systematic, large-scale, near-live–capable geospatial analysis.
31 March – 2 April 2026Attending SITL to connect with transport and logistics stakeholders.
10–13 March 2026Attending Intertraffic to meet mobility and road-safety stakeholders.
Meeting hydrogen, decarbonisation and infrastructure stakeholders around SAMRoute use cases.
20–21 January 2026Attending the Mobil'in Pulse congress to discuss intelligent mobility.
Meeting infrastructure, mobility and public-sector stakeholders around road–rail safety and SAMRoute.
Nov 26, 2025Following up with railway infrastructure stakeholders and engaging with new counterparts.
Nov 20, 2025Tracking the latest developments of our cloud provider through OVHcloud/AMD technical sessions, including updates on 3-AZ.
Nov 19, 2025Discovering the sector and engaging with several stakeholders in homeland security, safety, and defense.
Nov 19-20, 2025Re-engaging with last year’s contacts and continuing discussions with current counterparts ahead of upcoming demonstrations.
Nov 18, 2025Presenting our work to logistics stakeholders, notably insurers and transport companies, and listening to their impressions.
Nov 5, 2025An opportunity to take a 360° view of public transport, connect with new stakeholders, and follow up on earlier discussions.
Nov 4, 2025Listening to the CEOs of Stellantis, Renault, Valeo and Mercedes-Benz, along with insights from Roland Lescure and Stéphane Séjourné, for a 360° view of Europe’s automotive industry.
Sep 11, 2025Stopping by the ID4Mobility event in Le Mans, an opportunity to connect with them and speak with one of our current counterparts.
Jun 16, 2025An opportunity for a first touchpoint with international public-transport stakeholders and to reconnect with others met earlier.
Apr 2, 2025Attendance, networking and discussions about SAMRoute.
Feb 6, 2025Attendance, networking and discussions about SAMRoute.
Jan 22, 2025Connecting with a few new stakeholders and moving forward on earlier discussions with others.
Nov 28, 2024Attending Octave Klaba’s keynote, stopping by the startup team, and connecting with a few partners from the OVH network.
Nov 20, 2024A first 360° look at the ecosystem of solutions for local governments, initial contacts and early impressions gathered.
Nov 6, 2024First international exhibition in Barcelona to connect with mobility stakeholders and discover international exhibitors in innovative geospatial solutions.
Oct 16, 2024A must-attend trade show to step into the automotive and mobility sectors, meeting several stakeholders and laying the groundwork for future discussions.
Oct 1–4, 2024On-site presence to discuss agrivoltaics.
Nov 12–18, 2023Immersion to understand risks and solutions.
Nov 10, 2023Presentation of the global road risk scoring and Q&A.
Making context visible. Making dependencies clearer.
So portfolio signals complement point-by-point work and help focus programmes
What’s missing is a portfolio-wide view that is systematic, homogeneous, and easier to maintain—one that adds colour to the picture and makes the surrounding context visible. What’s needed is a systematic way to reveal functional dependencies so it becomes clearer which key flows rely on which points.
Turning that context and dependency view into simple indicators you can compare, alongside existing studies, reviews, and local expertise, creates a shared basis to prioritise focus areas and investment programmes.
SAMRoute helps make critical points comparable
Situational context and modelled dependencies, turned into signals you can compare across a portfolio
First, it expands situational context by scanning well beyond the usual radius, so the surrounding environment becomes easier to see in a consistent way at scale.
Then, it clarifies functional dependencies by surfacing which key flows are likely linked to which points (under explicit assumptions), so portfolio discussions can rely on a more consistent basis alongside existing studies, reviews, and local expertise.
A traceable path from data to results
Inputs and assumptions become modelled OD dependencies, aggregated per critical point
It generates origin–destination (OD) pairs and computes modelled routes, including a primary route and an alternative route that avoids a given critical point. It keeps only OD pairs that actually traverse the point, aggregates results per critical point, and stores them for live consumption in the UI.
The chain is traceable end-to-end (inputs → assumptions → results). It supports sharing. And it will offer machine-to-machine hooks as well as keep outputs up to date as data changes.
Getting started with SAMRoute
- We usually start from your existing portfolio of critical points of infrastructure (for example, level crossings) and a clearly scoped question: prioritisation, justification of a programme, or a first systemic view of flows-at-risk.
- From there, we align on data, perimeter and outputs, and iterate on a demonstrator that you can review with your teams and stakeholders.
- Run a PoC on your network. Select a subset of critical points, define emitters and targets, and review SAMRoute’s indicators and rankings against your own priorities.
- Evaluate the explorer on a sample area. Get hands-on access to the interface over a defined region to inspect flows-at-risk, dependencies and rankings.
- Co-develop a lab experiment. Explore a specific question (for example, a type of emitter or regulatory scenario) on top of the same engine and publish a focused result.
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