Flir traffic webinars for December

Flir Traficon Academy has organised a series of informative webinars for December, including: 1 December: Wrong way driver detector Using the Flir ThermiCam/TrafiSense integrated thermal camera and detector for wrong way driver detection. 3 December: Flir ITS Solutions This webinar explains the solutions FLIR ITS offers for traffic management. 15 December: Fire detection in tunnels Flir ITS introduces a new way to detect fires in tunnels.
November 18, 2015 Read time: 1 min
6778 Flir Traficon Academy has organised a series of informative webinars for December, including:
 
1 December: Wrong way driver detector
Using the Flir ThermiCam/TrafiSense integrated thermal camera and detector for wrong way driver detection.

3 December: Flir ITS Solutions
This webinar explains the solutions FLIR ITS offers for traffic management.

15 December: Fire detection in tunnels
Flir ITS introduces a new way to detect fires in tunnels.

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