Iteris demonstrates advanced traffic monitoring

Iteris, specialist in traffic management solutions that measure, manage and inform, to guide better decision making, will use the ITS World Congress Detroit to highlight advanced applications for arterial and freeway performance monitoring; vehicle and bicycle detection; data analytics; systems integration; and traveller information. The company will have three kiosks, directly across from the Traffic Management Center, providing demonstrations of VantageNext, iPeMS as well as advanced traveller information
August 11, 2014 Read time: 2 mins
VantageNext is the firm’s newest and most advanced video detection system.

73 Iteris, specialist in traffic management solutions that measure, manage and inform, to guide better decision making, will use the ITS World Congress Detroit to highlight advanced applications for arterial and freeway performance monitoring; vehicle and bicycle detection; data analytics; systems integration; and traveller information. The company will have three kiosks, directly across from the Traffic Management Center, providing demonstrations of VantageNext, iPeMS as well as advanced traveller information system (ATIS) deployments.

VantageNext is the firm’s newest and most advanced video detection system. Built on a scalable platform, the system utilizes multiple integrated features, provides automatic traffic counting, and makes use of an advanced new camera form factor to reduce overall maintenance.

iPeMS performance management software provides visual freeway analysis with hyper-local weather overlays while iPeMS lite is designed for arterial applications. Both systems ingest data from multiple sources, providing actionable information.

Traveller Information Systems continue to evolve and Iteris says it is at the forefront with enhanced system features and functionality. The company will be featuring its advanced components used for 10 state-wide systems and six regional systems, with mobile apps and ICM integration.

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