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SenSen Secures €1.2M in Contracts to Expand AI Urban Solutions

Kurrant News Desk · ·1 min read

SenSen Networks, an Australian provider of live awareness AI for cities, has won new contracts totaling about €1.2 million across Singapore, the USA and Australia in fiscal 2026 to date, all expected to be delivered within the current fiscal year.

In Singapore, SenSen signed a €670,000 deal with the Singapore Transit Authority (via partner D-Ron) to supply AI-driven remote compliance systems. Additional US contracts include digital kerbside management for Philadelphia and mobile enforcement in West Palm Beach, Florida. In Australia, local government bodies such as Strathfield City Council and City of Wollongong have adopted SenSen’s mobile enforcement and kerbside digitisation solutions; existing clients in Adelaide and the Hills Shire are expanding deployments.

Financially, SenSen received around €920,000 in cash from the City of Montreal, settling all outstanding payments for a recently completed project. All company debt has been cleared except for an R&D-tax-incentive-backed loan, which will be repaid once FY25 R&D tax credits are received.