Come say hello at ATSSA Traffic Expo in New Orleans! We have exciting news to share. Booth #1339! #atssa #TrafficExpo2020 #pilitroads

That's a wrap! Another great event hosted by ATSSA . We are honored to be a finalist in the Innovation Awards for our new AIMS™ software and hardware solution. To learn more about AIMS™ visit pi-lit.com/aims #pilit #pilitroads atssa.com/Blog-News/ATSS…

Work zones are critical to maintain our roadways, but new technology is necessary to stop the uptick of accidents in work zones. The below photo shows how many work zone related crashes there are per year. #roadsafety #pilittechnologies #transporation #highwaysafety #pilit

We’re excited to share that The Tech Tribune has named Pi-Lit Technologies as a top 10 technology startup. Thank you for including us The Tech Tribune! 2020 Best Tech Startups in Tustin thetechtribune.com/best-tech-star…

What clients say about Pi-Lit®: “These aren’t the best thing since sliced bread... THEY ARE SLICED BREAD. Love them! Keeps my team SAFE.” - Police Captain #PiLit #PiLitTechnology #satisfiedcustomer #PiLitRoads #police #saferoads #safety #technology #science #engineering

We think it’s time the standard traffic cone got an upgrade, along with other traffic control tools. Check out how our sequential cone-top lamps turn basic cones into a much more eye-catching, informative signal that makes sure every driver knows what’s coming ahead while gui ...

Behold! ARCHIVED - NASA's Perseverance Mars Rover's first image after completing her #CountdownToMars:

How do you accelerate autonomous vehicle deployment? Let the road do some of the work. That’s where pi-lit® Technologies comes in. autocar.co.uk/car-news/indus…

It’s great when customers share their enthusiasm for your product. Washington DC police using our Smart Flares for a road closure. We automatically notify Waze, Apple Maps, infotainment systems and have an API available for anyone interested in knowing where around products are.

It’s easy to convince yourself to take it easy the next few days at work. I can’t wait to enjoy a few days off to relax with my friends and family. But finish this year with momentum. Pick one or two things off your list that you normally wouldn’t work on and do them well.

Today is my 32nd birthday. Over the last month, I asked several 90-year-olds what advice they would give to their 32-year-old selves. Here's the life advice everyone needs to hear:

Next year I’m asking chatGPT to fill out my bracket.

For those who claim Twitter is dead I would recommend to re-evaluate who they follow. I don’t follow many accounts nor am I a frequent user of the app but when I do my feed is filled with interesting posts and discussions. I’m never able to mindlessly scroll through my feed.