New video analytics and management system from Sprinx

Sprinx Technologies is using Intertraffic as the springboard to launch Traffix, its latest automatic incident detection (AID) software which it says is an all-in-one traffic platform combining AID and ANPR management. In addition to analysing images from IP cameras to detect traffic incidents, Traffix uses Sprinx’s Traffic Applications to collect traffic events and process data from on-board CCTV cameras and license plate information from ANPR cameras. The server-based solution detects incidents and
March 20, 2018 Read time: 1 min

8682 Sprinx Technologies is using Intertraffic as the springboard to launch Traffix, its latest automatic incident detection (AID) software which it says is an all-in-one traffic platform combining AID and ANPR management.

In addition to analysing images from IP cameras to detect traffic incidents, Traffix uses Sprinx’s Traffic Applications to collect traffic events and process data from on-board CCTV cameras and licence plate information from ANPR cameras.

The server-based solution detects incidents and anomalies in traffic flows on highways, in tunnels and at intersections and provides a quick overview of traffic events (including graphs of data including vehicle count and average speed) through a web user interface. By using standard protocols, it can also send event notifications to third-parties to alert operators of problems or to prompt them to start video recording to capture traffic incidents, vehicles carrying hazardous goods and vehicles of interest.

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