Axis Communications and Citilog team up to make mobility smarter

Axis Communications, a market leader in network video solutions, and Citilog, provider of intelligent transportation solutions, have teamed up for ITS America Detroit to showcase their solution to optimise traffic and transportation safety and efficiency. The companies have a long history of working together in developing smart, integrated solutions. Citilog became part of Axis Communications in 2016. When coupled together, Axis Communications’ surveillance products and Citilog’s advanced analytics can be
June 7, 2018 Read time: 2 mins
Anthony Incorvati of Axis (left) and Tad Carter of Citilog

2215 Axis Communications, a market leader in network video solutions, and 371 Citilog, provider of intelligent transportation solutions, have teamed up for ITS America Detroit to showcase their solution to optimise traffic and transportation safety and efficiency. The companies have a long history of working together in developing smart, integrated solutions. Citilog became part of Axis Communications in 2016.

When coupled together, Axis Communications’ surveillance products and Citilog’s advanced analytics can be used to identify traffic incidents and deviations in real time to help traffic management centres improve traffic flows and shorten response times. By automatically detecting disturbances and supplying relevant real-time traffic data, this solution can make each stage of the incident management chain more effective.

Visitors to the Axis booth will see a demonstration of the Axis Q8685-E PTZ Network Camera, a highly responsive and reliable positioning camera, designed for continuous and jerk-free pan/tilt movements (360° endless and 135° from ground to sky). It provides HDTV 1080p video quality, 30x zoom, WDR - forensic capture, focus recall, and Axis’ Zipstream.

Citilog is also demonstrating its offerings, which can analyse advanced traffic statistics and provide solutions for traffic lights and intersection control. The solutions can help to minimise congestion, gridlock and environmental impact. Alarms can be generated for incidents and traffic saturation detection, enabling traffic operators to redirect traffic and thereby adjust efficiency.

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