Ors Csaszar Announces the Launch of SmartCycle – A New Era in Urban Infrastructure Security

Ors Csaszar Announces the Launch of SmartCycle – A New Era in Urban Infrastructure Security

Jul 12, 2019

Highway Infrastructure Security

Highway Infrastructure Security

Urban Infrastructure

Urban Infrastructure

Soffit Protection Systems

Soffit Protection Systems

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Two engineers standing in front of a building in a sunny day and looking at a document.
Two engineers standing in front of a building in a sunny day and looking at a document.

San Francisco, CA

SmartCycle, a pioneering company in urban infrastructure security, officially launches today under the leadership of Ors Csaszar, CEO. SmartCycle’s mission is to safeguard critical public assets, eliminate safety hazards, and slash maintenance costs with technology-driven solutions. 

“Outdated bridge soffits and freeway walls have become de facto encampments—people breaking in to shelter, leading to fires, overdoses, and even fatalities, while litter and debris create public-health risks,” said Csaszar. “Our products lock out unauthorized entry, restore cleanliness by forcing camps to relocate, and automatically reduce cleanup budgets—all without compromising worker access.” 

Key solutions include: 

  • Bridge soffit security doors that seal off compromised soffits—preventing break-ins, fires, overdose fatalities, and encampment litter—while preserving full access for maintenance crews. 

  • Soundproof wall security doors for walls between residential neighborhoods and active freeway lanes. These Bluetooth-enabled doors let authorized crews in and out for maintenance, block unauthorized camps that distract drivers or lead pedestrians into live lanes, and log every open/close event. 

  • Electric box & junction box security systems, featuring a specially designed, keyless-entry mechanism activated only by each crew’s unique device. By locking down lighting junction boxes and in-ground enclosures, SmartCycle prevents millions in cable theft, ensures streetlights stay on, and reduces nighttime accident risk. 

Proven in the Field: 

  1. San Francisco Pilot (in District 4 in SF): Installed across multiple districts with a 100% success rate—no units have been compromised. 

  2. Los Angeles Pilot (Caltrans District 7): Rolled out following the San Francisco success and similarly achieved 100% integrity. 

Building on these back-to-back wins, SmartCycle now seeks to partner with Caltrans on a California-wide deployment—protecting the state’s critical infrastructure, enhancing public safety, and delivering substantial maintenance and cleanup savings. 

“Our technology doesn’t just protect structures—it protects people,” added Csaszar. “Scaling SmartCycle across California will ensure cleaner, safer corridors for residents and commuters alike, while giving transportation agencies full visibility and control.” 

For more information or to request a demonstration, visit www.smartcyclesolutions.com or contact info@smartcyclesolutions.com

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Two engineers in conversation, crouching above square steel beams.
About SmartCycle 

SmartCycle is a leading provider of urban infrastructure security solutions dedicated to enhancing public safety and reducing maintenance costs through cutting-edge technology. By partnering with city officials and industry experts, SmartCycle develops durable, scalable security innovations to protect essential infrastructure. 

Media contact

SmartCycle PR Team 

Email

info@smartcyclesolutions.com

Phone

(415) 246-5503

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Protect your city today.

Upgrade to next-gen infrastructure safety.

© 2025 Smartcycle, Inc.

Close up of the Smartcycle soffit.

Protect your city today.

Upgrade to next-gen infrastructure safety.

© 2025 Smartcycle, Inc.