Intertraffic Amsterdam 2022

Carrida Technologies, a specialist in automatic licence plate recognition (ALPR) cameras for traffic and parking applications, is here with what the company says is the best optimised LPR engine from edge device to the cloud. Moreover, the company says it has the fastest reading rates and highest possible LPR accuracy, AI-based vehicle identification and cross-platform optimised software. Visitors to Intertraffic are invited to try out Carrida Technologies’ LPR software and edge devices in a live demo at the company’s stand.

Besides loop-based traffic counters/classifiers, Traffic Data Systems (TDS) is focusing on its OIML-certified Weigh in Motion (WIM) system for enforcement and tolling applications.

Data can enrich road operators with valuable information about road conditions, reducing traffic and the number of accidents that occur. Visitors to Intertraffic can see how Valerann is pioneering the integration of this data with its ground-breaking and innovative Lanternn by Valerann solution. It empowers road operators with intelligence that significantly increases the safety of roads.

Lidar technology is growing in importance in traffic management. It offers reliable and precise object detection in any light or weather, with an accurate 3D image of the environment (unlike cameras), in high resolution (unlike radar), all while maintaining personal privacy.

By this summer, the TOPGRD, 77GHz Compact Line traffic management sensor should be available globally. But visitors to the stand of smartmicro can get a sneak-peak at the hand-size big-data unit that fits unobtrusively on light poles or overhead gantries.

For some people, getting to Intertraffic involves a complicated trip. But delayed planes and missed connections are put into perspective by the journey that one exhibitor has had to get here: Avtovin is based in the city of Chernivtsy – in Ukraine.

Kapsch is taking drivers’ desire for smoother, faster urban journeys into their latest plan to improve traffic flows in Vienna.

Cepton’s stand features its new Nova sensor, which is scheduled to become part of the world’s largest automotive contract in some of next year’s General Motors line-up of vehicles.

Bluecity’s high-resolution 3D Lidar sensor and AI perception software detect vehicles, bicycles and pedestrians with pinpoint accuracy in real time.