Transmax, in conjunction with Queensland Transport, exhibited at the Smart Demo 2005 Conference at Victoria Park in Adelaide. The aim of the conference was to present the latest technical innovations aimed at enhancing vehicle safety, security and efficiency. The conference focused on in-car ITS technology as opposed to on-road ITS technology which has traditionally been Transmax’s core business. The stand gained a lot of attention from delegates and other exhibitors, and Dave was busy demonstrating STREAMS over the two days. Car manufacturers and other players in the telematics industry involved in disseminating information to motorists were keen to discover more about STREAMS as it can provide the type of information required to inform drivers of road conditions and hazards ahead.

Transmax demonstrated STREAMS at the 2005 AITPM conference in Brisbane in conjunction with Main Roads and Queensland Transport. The theme of the conference was “Priority Treatment: Juggling Competing Demands” and attracted attention from visitors from all over the country. Session 4: Freight and Consultation Priority was sponsored by Transmax and STREAMS, with Kim Thomas chairing the session.

The Transmax stand was visited by both inter-state and Queensland delegates, and resulted in numerous leads and opportunities for STREAMS.

Transmax, formally known as ITSQ, demonstrated STREAMS on the international stage for the first time at the 11th ITS World Congress in Nagoya, Japan. The ITSQ stand formed part of the ITS Australia booth, and generated a lot of interest in STREAMS from both international and Australian visitors.

"The integrated approach that is the basic philosophy of STREAMS development appears to be the way forward for the ITS industry", commented one visitor. Many of the visitors to the ITSQ stand were impressed by the STREAMS architecture particularly when they saw STREAMS working in the field and not just on paper.