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Comark showcases Raser 4001 detector

Italy-headquartered Comark, an international player in traffic detection and parking solutions, is featuring a range of products, including new devices with laser technology and the new Lora IoT vehicle detector for parking applications. The company is also showcasing its Raser 4001 detector, based on the combination of two technologies (microwave doppler radar and laser scanner) to get the best results in the detection and classification of vehicles. Also being featured is the USMI9601 sensor that uses
March 19, 2018 Read time: 1 min

Italy-headquartered 5908 Comark, an international player in traffic detection and parking solutions, is featuring a range of products, including new devices with laser technology and the new Lora IoT vehicle detector for parking applications.

The company is also showcasing its Raser 4001 detector, based on the combination of two technologies (microwave doppler radar and laser scanner) to get the best results in the detection and classification of vehicles.

Also being featured is the USMI9601 sensor that uses microwave, ultrasound and infrared technology. This triple technology sensor detects the quantity, speed and type of vehicles travelling on the road at different times of the day to provide information about traffic conditions.

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