ITMAX SamurAI & City OS Smart City Platform

ITMAX System Berhad is a Malaysian provider of public-space networked systems and related AI, incorporated on 26 October 2001, with its head office in Sri Petaling, Kuala Lumpur. It describes itself as an AI-powered integrated digital infrastructure service provider for smart cities, townships and enterprises.

Its offering combines networked smart cameras, traffic lights, LED street lighting and smart parking bays. The SamurAI computer vision platform turns detections into verified alerts through SamurAI Inspector, while City OS is the city operations platform with an AI agent called City Maestro. ITMAX also provides smart parking operator services to local councils, and in September 2026 reported using NVIDIA Cosmos to improve SamurAI V2 and City OS in Kuala Lumpur with DBKL.

• Smart parking bays: Provides smart parking operator services to local councils.
• SamurAI: Runs computer vision on networked video, including illegal parking detection.
• SamurAI Inspector: Turns raw detections into verified, contextual alerts.
• City OS: Operates as the smart city operations platform for city staff.
• City Maestro: AI agent that answers questions in plain language.
• Networked infrastructure: Supplies smart traffic lights and LED lighting control.

A Vietnamese provincial city could deploy smart parking bays and AI cameras to detect illegal parking on central streets. Urban management centers could use a city operations platform to view traffic and parking alerts together. Industrial parks could use networked lighting and cameras.

Councils can use one provider for cameras, traffic, lighting, parking and city operations software. SamurAI Inspector converts raw detections into verified, contextual alerts, reducing manual review. City Maestro lets city staff query operations data in plain language. The company states more than 20 years of smart city experience.

Southeast Asian cities are moving toward integrated smart city platforms that combine cameras, traffic, lighting and parking with AI analytics. Local councils in Malaysia increasingly contract smart parking and city systems under long-term concession models. Vietnamese cities pursuing smart city programs face comparable needs.

Incorporated 26 October 2001; head office in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The September 2026 release names Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) as a current deployment. Uses NVIDIA Cosmos for SamurAI V2.