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Hazen.ai is announcing a revolutionary new 3D video analytics engine that transforms an ordinary video camera into a sophisticated 3D sensor for advanced traffic analytics. And it is demonstrating the system on its stand here at Intertraffic.

Pi-Lit Technologies, from the US state of California, has brought to Intertraffic two of its newest Ground Truth sensors. The Impact Detection System monitors critical safety infrastructure for both minor and major impacts that may otherwise go unreported.

SunfireFuel Cell’s Remote 400 provides off-grid power to stationary or semi-mobile applications. An integrated IP interface for telemonitoring and long maintenance intervals enable unattended operation for more than a year.

Idemia is here to showcase its road safety solutions which combine the best technologies on the market -Doppler, lidar, and video analytics- into a single solution.

Nissen says that its Defender, a mobile crash attenuator, also known as a truck mounted attenuator (TMA), meets the new crash test standard CEN/TS 16786.

Navtech is returning to Intertraffic to highlight ClearWay, the company’s ITS solution and how it is enhancing safety on highways around the world.

RoadVista is increasing its range of reflectometers with the introduction of the StripeMaster 3 for comprehensive pavement marking asset management.

Intertraff has launched a new camera that verifies if the driver and front-seat passengers wear a seatbelt. In addition, the camera detects if the driver is using a mobile phone while driving, reads the licence plates and recognises the vehicle's make and model. As an option, the camera can also detect the speed of the vehicle and count the number of occupants sitting in the front seats. The system operates day and night, in all weather conditions.

The Work Zone Safety Group of companies is the largest temporary traffic and safety solutions specialist in Europe. It operates traffic services companies in 11 countries with over 4,000 employees, including AVS and Berghaus (Germany), Chevron Traffic Management (UK), Fero (Belgium, Netherlands) and Ramudden (Nordics, Canada), as well as HRS (UK), focused on digitalising mobility and safety in work zones in urban and rural areas and on highways.

International Road Dynamics (IRD) is here at Intertraffic to showcase its new local subsidiary, IRD EU. The main aims are to highlight the company’s product and service offering, establish and grow relationships, and pave the way for further acquisitions in four key strategic areas — commercial vehicle safety and enforcement, advanced traffic management for highways and cities, road tolling, and smart cities.

Congestion, gridlocked traffic, accidents: as a solution to the traffic problems in our cities, all eyes are on electric and autonomous driving. There is constant talk about technological innovations that are being developed in vehicles for this purpose. So much focus is on developing the smart car of the future. But what about the dumb road of today? Wouldn’t it be a quicker win to smarten up infrastructure for traffic already today?

Theia Technologies, exhibiting for the first time at Intertraffic, is showcasing its award-winning family of 4K Day/Night NIR corrected lenses used for ANPR/LPR, tolling, parking and other ITS applications.

OTT HydroMet, global provider of environmental monitoring solutions in water and weather applications, is here in Amsterdam to focus on its Lufft brand with a range of systems. These include a rain sensor, visibility sensors, and the award-winning Marwis mobile road weather sensor.

Traffic incidents are the biggest contributor to nonrecurring congestion. Combined with natural bottlenecks at tunnels, bridges and highways, incidents ranging from debris on the road to vehicle accidents are every driver’s worst nightmare.

Research has proven that traffic congestion results in an increase of air pollution which harms both drivers in traffic jams and those who live near congested roads. The Covid pandemic underlined these results even further when cities which were under lockdown exhibited a significant improvement in air quality.

France-headquartered Élan Cité Group is here at Intertraffic to focus on the success of its technology and its track record. For instance, the company says its Evolis radar speed sign is the global benchmark with over 20,000 installed and is the world’s best-selling radar speed sign on the market.

Adaptive Recognition, formerly known as ARH, is best known as the innovator behind the globally recognised Carmen ANPR software. The company is here to demonstrate its expertise and solutions. As Adaptive Recognition points out, because of its long-term partnerships with traffic monitoring solution providers worldwide, it closely follows the evolution of this market and gets direct feedback from system integrators working in the field.

Verra Mobility has long been known as a safety specialist but is increasingly pivoting its existing technology towards smart mobility as well. “Technology which you used to drive safety outcomes can also be used to drive mobility outcomes,” says Michael Tooker, senior vice president of product solutions.

A real exhibition highlight at the Tattile stand is the final version of the Tattile Axle Counter and the launch of the ground-breaking Inside Inspection, which detects and counts vehicle occupants.

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