Vantage IDM from Iteris at ITS America Nashville

Iteris has today formally announced Vantage IDM, which provides a simple unified module combining video vehicle detection and high speed communications designed to integrate directly into the chassis of a National Electronics Manufacturers Association (NEMA) traffic controller. Launching the product at the ITS America Annual Meeting, the company says it is the first integrated video detection/controller module available in the North American traffic market.
April 22, 2013 Read time: 1 min
Todd Kreter with the vantage IDM
73 Iteris has today formally announced Vantage IDM, which provides a simple unified module combining video vehicle detection and high speed communications designed to integrate directly into the chassis of a National Electronics Manufacturers Association (NEMA) traffic controller. Launching the product at the ITS America Annual Meeting, the company says it is the first integrated video detection/controller module available in the North American traffic market.

In addition to saving space in the traffic cabinet, the 4-channel Vantage IDM offers simple cabinet installation, controller interface, and streaming full motion traffic video and traffic data. The Vantage IDM can be installed in any compatible new or legacy NEMA traffic controller and provides an upgrade path for NEMA controllers to take full advantage of proven Iteris Vantage detection technology.

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