Intertraffic Amsterdam 2022

“Lane markings are currently read by two kinds of sensors: camera and lidar. However, road markings lack uniformity. Improving uniformity is a prerequisite to increase the reliability of readings by different types of sensors,” says Harald Mosböck, VP Europe & APMEA (Sales & Contracting) of the Swarco Road Marking Systems Division and VP of the European Road Federation (ERF).

Villages and residential suburbs can be good places to live, but often lack public transport facilities. Buses tend to be infrequent and, where they exist, often require public subsidies.

Q-Free Traffic design, a Slovenian subsidiary of Q-Free, has recently deployed a new version of central highway ATMS application software to manage traffic on motorway networks. The new application is already in its 3rd generation: the previous two have been operational since 2004.

Designa is here in Amsterdam with a brand new, fresh design and showing for the first time all the devices of its new Designa Connect series. Visitors will be able to see the seamless interaction of barriers, lane devices, pay stations, licence plate recognition cameras, sophisticated software, and web-based services from one single source, live on-site. They are invited to explore the company’s design-award-winning products with one of its global team.

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.

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.

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.

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.