Versatile laser sensors from Laser Technology

Laser Technology will be highlighting is TruSense T- series laser sensors which are designed specifically for traffic management applications including speed, vehicle height, vehicle length, and time between vehicles. An array of outputs including RS232, RS485 and output triggers allow the user freedom to choose the best output for their application, whether in parking, licence plate recognition (LPR), red light camera triggering, tolling applications including counting axles, counting vehicles, and trigger
October 18, 2012 Read time: 1 min
1777 Laser Technology will be highlighting is TruSense T- series laser sensors which are designed specifically for traffic management applications including speed, vehicle height, vehicle length, and time between vehicles. An array of outputs including RS232, RS485 and output triggers allow the user freedom to choose the best output for their application, whether in parking, licence plate recognition (LPR), red light camera triggering, tolling applications including counting axles, counting vehicles, and triggering gates, or traffic studies to classify vehicle types, compile vehicle quantities, and determine traffic density based on speed and spacing.

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