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Traficon's new video detection sensor for intersection control in the spotlight at Gulf Traffic 2009
- United Arab Emirates: Thursday, October 29 - 2009 at 12:51
- PRESS RELEASE
The efficient control of traffic flow can have a major effect on waiting times, improved traffic flow and reduced pollution - Traficon's new TrafiCam x-stream, which will be on show at the Gulf Traffic 2009 exhibition, is an integrated camera and detector offering vehicle presence detection and MPEG-4 image compression and providing detection and monitoring of both moving and stationary vehicles at signalised intersections - via detection outputs, vehicle presence information is transmitted to the traffic controller so that signal timing can be adjusted dynamically.
Traficon is the global leader in video image processing for traffic analysis, producing technology for traffic data acquisition and automatic incident detection, directors of intersection vehicle presence detection and management, creators of safe, smooth-flowing traffic. An ISO9001 certified company, Traficon meets customer requirements by delivering reliable, high quality products, backed by 25 years of proven field experience and over 70,000 video detection sensors currently operational worldwide.
Traficon was recently awarded a contract by the Direction Inter-Départementale des Routes d'Ile-de-France (DIRIF) for delivering its Automatic Incident Detection (AID) solution in 22 tunnels in the Paris Region. Officially launched by the DIRIF in September 2008, this is the largest tunnel surveillance project of its type ever implemented in the world. Over the next three years, 1,400 cameras linked to Traficon's Automatic Incident Detection (AID) system will be installed to intensively monitor traffic driving through the Paris region's tunnels.
"The strength of this camera-based intelligent technology is its unique fast detection rate in combination with the direct visual feedback," explained Steve Collins, Director of Traficon France. "Thanks to this intelligent surveillance system, the operator is instantly warned about any abnormal traffic behaviour inside the tunnel and can quickly launch all necessary steps to prevent an accident from escalating into a major tragedy - we working hard with our partners to make the Paris region tunnels the safest in the world."
Advanced products and solutions such as those offered by Traficon are essential in meeting the critical business issues faced by industry professionals throughout the Middle East. Gulf Traffic, which takes place at Dubai International Exhibition Centre from 6-8 December 2009, offers visitors the opportunity to view first hand the latest technological advancements in traffic and transport industries, make new contacts and set up supply channels.
"Gulf Traffic attracts a large audience of industry professional due to the comprehensive range of services and products on show," said Sarah Woodbridge, Group Director - Exhibitions, IIR Middle East - organisers of the event. "Bringing together international manufacturers and suppliers, Gulf Traffic brings them the latest cutting-edge solutions, from traffic control systems through to tunneling, rail, road and metro systems."
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