Intertraffic Amsterdam 2022

Viion Systems is showing what the company describes as the first enforcement camera to feature Artificial Intelligence (AI) running inside the device.

Measurement specialist Vaisala is well-known for its roadside weather stations that monitor carriageway conditions. But what if you’re a small city or municipality that does not need one of the company’s top-of-the-line solutions?

Anas is showcasing its technologies in the field of passive safety with particular attention on its new concrete central reservation barrier system, the National Dynamic Barrier.

Actibump, an active speed bump, is now available worldwide after a decade and 100 installations in the Nordics. A special demonstration is available to visitors at the stand of Edeva, which developed and manufactures Actibump. During Intertraffic the accompanying software platform will be shown live.

Hog Technologies has announced an expansion of its product lines, offering brand-new solutions to the road and highway industries. The company has continued to innovate its product lines with several new offerings including the Epoxy Hog, Crash Hog, Mini Hog, Grinder Hog GH2.0 and Broom Hog.

Urbiotica is showing its Artificial Intelligence (AI) based U-Spot Visio singlespace parking detection software at the show. The Spanish company says that the main challenge for U-Spot Visio was monitoring a large number of parking spaces with a single camera. The ability to do so makes it ideal for large parking lots, such as park & ride areas, shopping malls, airports or hospitals.

Australian company, Braums is here to highlight significant expansion over the last few months. The company was appointed exclusive distribution for smartmicro in 2021. It also developed the Braums R2X and is highlighting the Braums Sense family for smart traffic and intersection management. It utilises smartmicro modern, above ground detection traffic sensors preserving the road surface.

Survision is showing off a book-sized enforcement camera at Intertraffic which can be used for city tolling and for the increasingly important application of enforcing urban low-emission zones worldwide.

Sterela says that its GlobalWIM High Speed Weigh-In-Motion solution is now type-approved for direct enforcement in Wallonia, the French-speaking region of Belgium. The metrological optimisation of the system has been successfully achieved and the first site is now legally operational.

Advances in battery and electronics technology have opened up a new market for Swedish company Sensebit.