STA  Functional Capabilities :

  •   Vehicle count and record data every hour of the day and night.
  •   Separating and classifying vehicles in 5 groups :
              - Car
              - Minibus
              - Truck
              - Bus
              - Trailer
  •   And separating and classifying vehicles in 2 groups :
              - Lightweight Vehicles
              - Heavyweight Vehicles

  •   Calculates Average Traffic Volume  and record data every hour of the day and night.
  •   Calculates Average Vehicles Speed and record data every hour of the day and night.
  •   Supports moving in both directions simultaneously.
  •   Create various reports in table format with the ability to apply a variety of  filters  such as filter by  date, time, number of vehicles and ...             
  •   Drawing 2D and 3D customize charts  of  various items including traffic volume, number of  vehicles,  in different time periods such as daily,
                monthly and annual traffic statistics for the detailed planning, required to view and compare.
  •   Create the technical reports of the software operations.


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      Vehicles counter and traffic analyzer software.



  • -   Using   the   powerful   Artificial   Intelligence  and  Image  Processing   algorithms.
  • -   Recognition, Detection, Enumerating, Classification  the  different  Vehicles types.
  • -   Calculating  road / street  traffic volume, vehicles average speed.
  • -   And ...


  Reports :
More details about  Picomixer STA  in later parts ...
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       STA  Technical Specifications :

  •   Released with both 32 bit and 64 bit systems, which runs on all versions of the microsoft Windows operating system.
  •   No need to install and designed based on the transmission system (Portable).
  •   Supports all communication methods for video hardwares, and standard camera types.
  •   Usable in a networked environment and communicate with the camera via the IP Address and URL.
  •   Ability to automatically synchronize with all networks and different data transfer speed.
  •   Ability to communicate with the camera via a television signal receiver hardware (Tuner).
  •   Ability to apply a variety of appropriate settings in the software environment, on video images, such as  brightness, sharpness, contrast
               color intensity and ...
  •   Identify and intelligent adaptation with changing operational environment (Road), such as frequent changes in light intensity,  shadows  and 
                other image defects.
  •   Ability to record incoming video, synchronize with the process operations (if necessary).
  •   Ability to perform operations on video files which recorded in other units.
  •   Ability to use in different climatic conditions.
  •   Automatic synchronization with the abrupt climate conditions such as rain and snow.
  •   Adjustable on different roads with a different speed limit.
  •   Ability to detect up to 250 vehicles as simultaneously (suitable for multi-lane road).
  •    No problems such as problems on electronic counting devices, such as speed limits of vehicles, lack of recognition  because  passing  parallel
                and  lack of recognition in the outside of induction range.
  •   Ability to execute as multiple on a machine, to control  the several different streets (if available hardware resources required).


Drawing 2D and 3D customize charts  of  various items including traffic volume, number of  vehicles,  in different time periods such as daily,
monthly and annual traffic statistics for the detailed planning, required to view and compare.
Detection Monitoring, to assess the operations accurately with respect to the parameters entered by the user such as sensitivity, defined sizes for various vehicles and ...
       Prologue   (Why  Picomixer STA  is built and developed?)

          Nowadays, with the growth and development of cities, roads and traffic, the need to monitor accurate and planning for transport in roads and
          streets, is more important than before, So that traffic Control Without careful planning it is impossible. In this regard,  greater use of  software
          and hardware technology is most effective measures in this part is, Like other parts of science.
          In the meantime, the use of artificial intelligence based systems for traffic control, has a very special Position.      
          As regards the traffic control is a global issue, more cost-effective solutions should be considered. So the Software-based systems  in  contrast
          to electronic systems, Often have more efficiency and flexibility.
          In this regard, using of systems based on artificial intelligence, useful measures for careful planning for the optimal use of roads and streets are.
          For example, using of intelligent software to calculates the volume of traffic and vehicles counters, to obtain detailed information on road traffic
          and use this results to planning for the transport vehicles and displacement tourists and planning to increase the quality of using the roads.
          So  Picomixer with a group of engineers and researchers, decided to design a  developed system for this work.
          This  project  is  called   STA  ( Smart Traffic Analyzer). In  the  later parts, the different  parts  of  the  Picomixer STA  project  will  be  reviewed.
Connect to video hardwares.
Connect to IP Cameras.
  Other parts :
Intelligent identification system operating environment (road/street) and its various parameters such as rim road objects, lights intensity, shadows, image disorders,  wallpaper and ... Before starting operations.
Create various reports in table format with the ability to apply a variety of  filters  such as filter by  date, time, number of vehicles and ... 
Connect to Tuner.
Record incoming video, synchronize with the process operations.
apply a variety of appropriate settings in the software environment, on video images, such as brightness, sharpness, contrast, color intensity and ...
Video player.
Other process operations settings...
Set exact size of different vehicles.
Capture tools, for measure the exact size of vehicles and set the image frame.
Define maximum of vehicles speed in the road / street.
Set Run parameters.
Backup and restore data & settings. (manual & automatic).
Admin Permission.
Register Picomixer STA.
And other different parts.

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      Vehicles counter software.

STA ( Smart Traffic Analyzer )
  • -   Using   the   powerful   Artificial  Intelligence  and   Image  Processing  algorithms.
  • -   Recognition, Detection, Enumerating, Parting and Batching diffrent Vehicles type.
  • -   Calculating  road / street  traffic volume ( live and average )  and  vehicles  count.
  • -   And ...

      Vehicles counting software.

STA ( Smart Traffic Analyzer )
  • -   Using   the   powerful   Artificial  Intelligence  and   Image  Processing  algorithms.
  • -   Recognition, Detection, Enumerating, Parting and Batching diffrent Vehicles type.
  • -   Calculating  road / street  traffic volume ( live and average )  and  vehicles  count.
  • -   And ...

      Vehicles Counting System.

STA ( Smart Traffic Analyzer )
  • -   Using   the   powerful   Artificial  Intelligence  and   Image  Processing  algorithms.
  • -   Recognition, Detection, Enumerating, Parting and Batching diffrent Vehicles type.
  • -   Calculating  road / street  traffic volume ( live and average )  and  vehicles  count.
  • -   And ...

      Vehicle Count

STA ( Smart Traffic Analyzer )
  • -   Using   the   powerful   Artificial  Intelligence  and   Image  Processing  algorithms.
  • -   Recognition, Detection, Enumerating, Parting and Batching diffrent Vehicles type.
  • -   Calculating  road / street  traffic volume ( live and average )  and  vehicles  count.
  • -   And ...

      Counting and monitoring systems

STA ( Smart Traffic Analyzer )
  • -   Using   the   powerful   Artificial  Intelligence  and   Image  Processing  algorithms.
  • -   Recognition, Detection, Enumerating, Parting and Batching diffrent Vehicles type.
  • -   Calculating  road / street  traffic volume ( live and average )  and  vehicles  count.
  • -   And ...


Cumulative vehicle count

A cumulative vehicle count curve, the N-curve, shows the cumulative number of vehicles that pass a certain location x by time t, measured from the passage of some reference vehicle.[7] This curve can be plotted if the arrival times are known for individual vehicles approaching a location x, and the departure times are also known as they leave location x. Obtaining these arrival and departure times could involve data collection: for example, one could set two point sensors at locations X1 and X2, and count the number of vehicles that pass this segment while also recording the time each vehicle arrives at X1 and departs from X2. The resulting plot is a pair of cumulative curves where the vertical axis (N) represents the cumulative number of vehicles that pass the two points: X1 and X2, and the horizontal axis (t) represents the elapsed time from X1 and X2.

Figure 9. Arrival, virtual arrival, and departure curves
If vehicles experience no delay as they travel from X1 to X2, then the arrivals of vehicles at location X1 is represented by curve N1 and the arrivals of the vehicles at location X2 is represented by N2 on Figure 8. More commonly, curve N1 is known as the arrival curve of vehicles at location X1 and curve N2 is known as the arrival curve of vehicles at location X2. Using a one-lane signalized approach to an intersection as an example, where X1 is the location of the stop bar at the approach and X2 is an arbitrary line on the receiving lane just across of the intersection, when the traffic signal is green, vehicles can travel through both points with no delay and the time it takes to travel that distance is equal to the free-flow travel time. Graphically, this is shown as the two separate curves in Figure 8.
However, when the traffic signal is red, vehicles arrive at the stop bar (X1) and are delayed by the red light before crossing X2 some time after the signal turns green. As a result, a queue builds at the stop bar as more vehicles are arriving at the intersection while the traffic signal is still red. Therefore, for as long as vehicles arriving at the intersection are still hindered by the queue, the curve N2 no longer represents the vehicles’ arrival at location X2; it now represents the vehicles’ virtual arrival at location X2, or in other words, it represents the vehicles' arrival at X2 if they did not experience any delay. The vehicles' arrival at location X2, taking into account the delay from the traffic signal, is now represented by the curve N'2 on Figure 9.
However, the concept of the virtual arrival curve is flawed. This curve does not correctly show the queue length resulting from the interruption in traffic (i.e. red signal). It assumes that all vehicles are still reaching the stop bar before being delayed by the red light. In other words, the virtual arrival curve portrays the stacking of vehicles vertically at the stop bar. When the traffic signal turns green, these vehicles are served in a first-in-first-out (FIFO) order. For a multi-lane approach, however, the service order is not necessarily FIFO. Nonetheless, the interpretation is still useful because of the concern with average total delay instead of total delays for individual vehicles.[8]

      Car Counter

STA ( Smart Traffic Analyzer )
  • -   Using   the   powerful   Artificial  Intelligence  and   Image  Processing  algorithms.
  • -   Recognition, Detection, Enumerating, Parting and Batching diffrent Vehicles type.
  • -   Calculating  road / street  traffic volume ( live and average )  and  vehicles  count.
  • -   And ...

      Road Vehicle Counter

STA ( Smart Traffic Analyzer )
  • -   Using   the   powerful   Artificial  Intelligence  and   Image  Processing  algorithms.
  • -   Recognition, Detection, Enumerating, Parting and Batching diffrent Vehicles type.
  • -   Calculating  road / street  traffic volume ( live and average )  and  vehicles  count.
  • -   And ...


Annual average daily traffic

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
"Aadt" redirects here. It is also the name of a minor Enochian angel.
Annual average daily traffic, abbreviated AADT, is a measure used primarily in transportation planning and transportation engineering. It is the total volume of vehicle traffic of a highway or road for a year divided by 365 days. AADT is a useful and simple measurement of how busy the road is. It is sometimes incorrectly reported as "average annual daily traffic".
Contents  [hide]
1 Uses
2 Data collection
3 Average summer daily traffic
4 Average Daily Traffic
5 References
6 External links
[edit]Uses



Highway 401 in Ontario, Canada, has an AADT of over 400,000 in some sections of Toronto.
One of the most important uses of AADT is for determining funding for the maintenance and improvement of Highways.
In the United States the amount of federal funding a state will receive is related to the total traffic measured across its Highway network. Each year on June 15, every state in the United States submits a Highway Performance Monitoring System HPMS report. The HPMS report contains various information regarding the road segments in the state based on a sample (not all of the road segments) of the road segments. In the report, the AADT is converted to Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT). VMT is the AADT multiplied by the length of the road segment. To determine the amount of traffic a state has, the AADT cannot be summed for all road segments since an AADT is a rate. The VMT is summed and is used as an indicator of the amount of traffic a state has. For federal-funding, formulas are applied to include the VMT and other highway statistics.
In the United Kingdom AADT is one of a number of measures of traffic used by Local Highways Authorities, the Highways Agency and the Department for Transport to forecast maintenance needs and expenditure.
[edit]Data collection



A traffic counter on BIA Road J-9 in the United States

To measure AADT on individual road segments, traffic data is collected either by an automated traffic counter or hiring an observer to record traffic. There are two different techniques of measuring the AADTs for road segments. One technique is called continuous count data collection method. This is where sensors are permanently embedded into a road and traffic data is measured all 365 days. The AADT would be the sum of the total traffic for the entire year divided by 365 days. There is a problem with calculating the AADT with this method. The continuous count equipment is not operating for the full 365 days due to being shut down for maintenance or repair. Because of this, seasonal or day-of-week biases might skew the calculated AADT. In 1992, AASHTO released the AASHTO Guidelines for Traffic Data Programs,[1] which identified a way to produce an AADT without seasonal or day-of-week biases by creating an "average of averages." For every month and day-of-week, a Monthly Average Day of Week (MADW) is calculated (84 per year). Each day-of-week's MADW is then calculated across months to calculate an Annual Average Day of Week (AADW) (7 per year). Finally, the AADWs are averaged to calculate an AADT. The United States Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) has adopted this method as the preferred method in the [FHWA Traffic Monitoring Guide][1].
While providing the most accurate AADT, installing and maintaining continuous count stations method is costly. Most agencies are only able to monitor a very small percentage of the roadway using this method. Most AADTs are generated using short-term data collection methods sometimes known as the coverage count data collection method. Traffic is collected with portable sensors that are attached to the road and record traffic data typically for 2 – 14 days. These are typically pneumatic road tubes although other more expensive technology such as radar, laser, or sonar exist. After recording the traffic data, the traffic counts on the same road segment are taken again in another three years. FHWA Traffic Monitoring Guide [2] recommends performing a short count on a road segment at a minimum of every three years. There are many methods used to calculate an AADT from a short-term count, but most methods attempt to remove seasonal and day-of-week biases during the collection period by applying factors created from associated continuous counters. Short counts are taken either by state agencies, local government, or contractors.
For the years when a traffic count is not recorded, the AADT is often estimated by applying a factor called the Growth Factor. Growth Factors are statistically determined from historical data of the road segment. If there is no historical data, Growth Factors from similar road segments are used.
[edit]Average summer daily traffic

Average summer daily traffic (abbreviated to ASDT) is a similar measure to the annual average daily traffic. Data collecting methods of the two are exactly the same, however the ASDT data is collected during summer only. The measure is useful in areas where there are significant seasonal traffic volumes carried by a given road.[2]
[edit]Average Daily Traffic

Average daily traffic or ADT, and sometimes also mean daily traffic, is the average number of vehicles two-way passing a specific point in a 24-hour period, normally measured throughout a year. ADT is not as highly referred to as the engineering standard of AADT which is the standard measurement for vehicle traffic load on a section of road, and the basis for most decisions regarding transport planning, or to the environmental hazards of pollution related to road transport.[3][4]
[edit]References

^ AASHTO Guidelines for Traffic Data Programs. American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials. 1992.
^ "Traffic counting on the roadways of Croatia in 2009 - digest". Hrvatske ceste. May 1, 2010.
^ Gauderman, W James et al. (2005). "Childhood Asthma and Exposure to Traffic and Nitrogen Dioxide.".
^ Gary A. Davis (2007). "Accuracy of Estimates of Mean Daily Traffic: A Review".
The 1992 Edition of the AASHTO Guidelines is out of date. The current edition is from 2009. The Gary Davis article was published in Transportation Research Record 1593, 1997. the date currently shown in the article is the date of an on-line posting.
      Vehicle Counter Program

STA ( Smart Traffic Analyzer )
  • -   Using   the   powerful   Artificial  Intelligence  and   Image  Processing  algorithms.
  • -   Recognition, Detection, Enumerating, Parting and Batching diffrent Vehicles type.
  • -   Calculating  road / street  traffic volume ( live and average )  and  vehicles  count.
  • -   And ...

Traffic count

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Bike counter with display showing the number of bikes on the particular day and accumulative for the year, for one bike lane at Dronning Louises Bro in Copenhagen, one of Denmarks most biked streets, with around 10 million passing bikes a year.
A traffic count is a count of traffic along a particular road, either done electronically or by people counting by the side of the road.[1] Traffic counts can be used by local councils to identify which routes are used most, and to either improve that road or provide an alternative if there is an excessive amount of traffic. Also, some geography fieldwork involves a traffic count. They are useful for comparing two or more roads, and also can be used alongside other methods to find out where the CBD of a settlement is located.
Contents  [hide]
1 Counting methods
1.1 Example Table from a Traffic Count
2 Traffic counter device
3 See also
4 References
[edit]Counting methods



A traffic counter on BIA road J-9 in the United States

To permanently or temporarily monitor the usage of a road, an electronic traffic counter can be installed or placed to measure road usage continuously or for a short period of time. Most modern equipment called ATR's (Automatic Traffic Recorders) store count and/or classification data recorded in memory in a timestamp or interval fashion that can be downloaded and viewed in software or via a count display on some equipment. In some instances people either draw up a table and/or use a tally to keep a record of vehicles which pass manually as an alternative to ATR's.
[edit]Example Table from a Traffic Count
This is an example of a traffic count, showing the type of vehicle and the data collected at a particular place in each direction. As you can see, this data has been compiled into numbers from each direction and a total count. The original table (which was used out on the road) used data recorded in tally form.
Vehicle Type    Direction X    Direction Y    Total
Car    48    47    95
Truck    2    41    43
Van    5    7    12
Bus    1    0    1
Bike    3    1    4
Pedestrian    3    4    7
Traffic counter device



A radar-based traffic counter (about 2/3 of the way up the pole) powered by a solar panel (near top of pole).
A traffic counter is a device, often electronic in nature, used to count, classify, and/or, measure the speed of vehicular traffic passing along a given roadway. The device is usually deployed in near proximity to the roadway and uses an intrusive medium, such as pneumatic road tubes laid across the roadway, piezo-electric sensors embedded in the roadway, inductive loops cut into the roadway, or a combination of these to detect the passing vehicles. One of the first traffic counting units, called traffic recorders, was introduced in 1937 and operated off a strip laid across the street and operated off a six volt battery. Each hour it printed off a paper strip with the total for that hour.[2] Recently, in the interest of worker safety and ease of installation, non-intrusive technologies have been developed. These devices generally use some sort of transmitted energy such as radar waves or infrared beams to detect vehicles passing over the roadway.

TRAFFIC COUNTING, AUTOMATIC COUNTER, ROAD TRANSPORTATION, TRAFFIC VOLUME, CORDON COUNT


     Traffic Counter

STA ( Smart Traffic Analyzer )
  • -   Using   the   powerful   Artificial  Intelligence  and   Image  Processing  algorithms.
  • -   Recognition, Detection, Enumerating, Parting and Batching diffrent Vehicles type.
  • -   Calculating  road / street  traffic volume ( live and average )  and  vehicles  count.
  • -   And ...

     Road Traffic Count

STA ( Smart Traffic Analyzer )
  • -   Using   the   powerful   Artificial  Intelligence  and   Image  Processing  algorithms.
  • -   Recognition, Detection, Enumerating, Parting and Batching diffrent Vehicles type.
  • -   Calculating  road / street  traffic volume ( live and average )  and  vehicles  count.
  • -   And ...

      Roadway Information and Traffic Counts

STA ( Smart Traffic Analyzer )
  • -   Using   the   powerful   Artificial  Intelligence  and   Image  Processing  algorithms.
  • -   Recognition, Detection, Enumerating, Parting and Batching diffrent Vehicles type.
  • -   Calculating  road / street  traffic volume ( live and average )  and  vehicles  count.
  • -   And ...

     Traffic Management and Analysis Software

STA ( Smart Traffic Analyzer )
  • -   Using   the   powerful   Artificial  Intelligence  and   Image  Processing  algorithms.
  • -   Recognition, Detection, Enumerating, Parting and Batching diffrent Vehicles type.
  • -   Calculating  road / street  traffic volume ( live and average )  and  vehicles  count.
  • -   And ...

      Traffic Count

STA ( Smart Traffic Analyzer )
  • -   Using   the   powerful   Artificial  Intelligence  and   Image  Processing  algorithms.
  • -   Recognition, Detection, Enumerating, Parting and Batching diffrent Vehicles type.
  • -   Calculating  road / street  traffic volume ( live and average )  and  vehicles  count.
  • -   And ...

      VehicleCounts

STA ( Smart Traffic Analyzer )
  • -   Using   the   powerful   Artificial  Intelligence  and   Image  Processing  algorithms.
  • -   Recognition, Detection, Enumerating, Parting and Batching diffrent Vehicles type.
  • -   Calculating  road / street  traffic volume ( live and average )  and  vehicles  count.
  • -   And ...

   Traffic Count Program

STA ( Smart Traffic Analyzer )
  • -   Using   the   powerful   Artificial  Intelligence  and   Image  Processing  algorithms.
  • -   Recognition, Detection, Enumerating, Parting and Batching diffrent Vehicles type.
  • -   Calculating  road / street  traffic volume ( live and average )  and  vehicles  count.
  • -   And ...

   Automatic vehicle counting

STA ( Smart Traffic Analyzer )
  • -   Using   the   powerful   Artificial  Intelligence  and   Image  Processing  algorithms.
  • -   Recognition, Detection, Enumerating, Parting and Batching diffrent Vehicles type.
  • -   Calculating  road / street  traffic volume ( live and average )  and  vehicles  count.
  • -   And ...



   Vehicle Tracking Systems

STA ( Smart Traffic Analyzer )
  • -   Using   the   powerful   Artificial  Intelligence  and   Image  Processing  algorithms.
  • -   Recognition, Detection, Enumerating, Parting and Batching diffrent Vehicles type.
  • -   Calculating  road / street  traffic volume ( live and average )  and  vehicles  count.
  • -   And ...
    Vehicle Counters Program

STA ( Smart Traffic Analyzer )
  • -   Using   the   powerful   Artificial  Intelligence  and   Image  Processing  algorithms.
  • -   Recognition, Detection, Enumerating, Parting and Batching diffrent Vehicles type.
  • -   Calculating  road / street  traffic volume ( live and average )  and  vehicles  count.
  • -   And ...



Car Counters

Minibus Counters

Bus Counters

Truck Counters

Trailer Counters

Counters Vehicles
    Vehicle Counters Software

STA ( Smart Traffic Analyzer )
  • -   Using   the   powerful   Artificial  Intelligence  and   Image  Processing  algorithms.
  • -   Recognition, Detection, Enumerating, Parting and Batching diffrent Vehicles type.
  • -   Calculating  road / street  traffic volume ( live and average )  and  vehicles  count.
  • -   And ...

     Traffic Management

STA ( Smart Traffic Analyzer )
  • -   Using   the   powerful   Artificial  Intelligence  and   Image  Processing  algorithms.
  • -   Recognition, Detection, Enumerating, Parting and Batching diffrent Vehicles type.
  • -   Calculating  road / street  traffic volume ( live and average )  and  vehicles  count.
  • -   And ...

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     Traffic Volume Counts

STA ( Smart Traffic Analyzer )
  • -   Using   the   powerful   Artificial  Intelligence  and   Image  Processing  algorithms.
  • -   Recognition, Detection, Enumerating, Parting and Batching diffrent Vehicles type.
  • -   Calculating  road / street  traffic volume ( live and average )  and  vehicles  count.
  • -   And ...

     Traffic Analyzer and Enumerator, Vehicle Classification ...

STA ( Smart Traffic Analyzer )
  • -   Using   the   powerful   Artificial  Intelligence  and   Image  Processing  algorithms.
  • -   Recognition, Detection, Enumerating, Parting and Batching diffrent Vehicles type.
  • -   Calculating  road / street  traffic volume ( live and average )  and  vehicles  count.
  • -   And ...

   Vehicle Tracking Systems

STA ( Smart Traffic Analyzer )
  • -   Using   the   powerful   Artificial  Intelligence  and   Image  Processing  algorithms.
  • -   Recognition, Detection, Enumerating, Parting and Batching diffrent Vehicles type.
  • -   Calculating  road / street  traffic volume ( live and average )  and  vehicles  count.
  • -   And ...
     Vehicle Counting Systems

STA ( Smart Traffic Analyzer )
  • -   Using   the   powerful   Artificial  Intelligence  and   Image  Processing  algorithms.
  • -   Recognition, Detection, Enumerating, Parting and Batching diffrent Vehicles type.
  • -   Calculating  road / street  traffic volume ( live and average )  and  vehicles  count.
  • -   And ...

    Vehicle Counting Solution

STA ( Smart Traffic Analyzer )
  • -   Using   the   powerful   Artificial  Intelligence  and   Image  Processing  algorithms.
  • -   Recognition, Detection, Enumerating, Parting and Batching diffrent Vehicles type.
  • -   Calculating  road / street  traffic volume ( live and average )  and  vehicles  count.
  • -   And ...

     Traffic Counters

STA ( Smart Traffic Analyzer )
  • -   Using   the   powerful   Artificial  Intelligence  and   Image  Processing  algorithms.
  • -   Recognition, Detection, Enumerating, Parting and Batching diffrent Vehicles type.
  • -   Calculating  road / street  traffic volume ( live and average )  and  vehicles  count.
  • -   And ...

    Intelligent Traffic Counters

STA ( Smart Traffic Analyzer )
  • -   Using   the   powerful   Artificial  Intelligence  and   Image  Processing  algorithms.
  • -   Recognition, Detection, Enumerating, Parting and Batching diffrent Vehicles type.
  • -   Calculating  road / street  traffic volume ( live and average )  and  vehicles  count.
  • -   And ...



Car Counters

Minibus Counters

Bus Counters

Truck Counters

Trailer Counters

Counters Vehicles
    Video Processing Vehicle Counters

STA ( Smart Traffic Analyzer )
  • -   Using   the   powerful   Artificial  Intelligence  and   Image  Processing  algorithms.
  • -   Recognition, Detection, Enumerating, Parting and Batching diffrent Vehicles type.
  • -   Calculating  road / street  traffic volume ( live and average )  and  vehicles  count.
  • -   And ...

     Image Processing Vehicle Count

STA ( Smart Traffic Analyzer )
  • -   Using   the   powerful   Artificial  Intelligence  and   Image  Processing  algorithms.
  • -   Recognition, Detection, Enumerating, Parting and Batching diffrent Vehicles type.
  • -   Calculating  road / street  traffic volume ( live and average )  and  vehicles  count.
  • -   And ...


   Vehicle Tracking Systems

STA ( Smart Traffic Analyzer )
  • -   Using   the   powerful   Artificial  Intelligence  and   Image  Processing  algorithms.
  • -   Recognition, Detection, Enumerating, Parting and Batching diffrent Vehicles type.
  • -   Calculating  road / street  traffic volume ( live and average )  and  vehicles  count.
  • -   And ...
     Vehicle Counting Device

STA ( Smart Traffic Analyzer )
  • -   Using   the   powerful   Artificial  Intelligence  and   Image  Processing  algorithms.
  • -   Recognition, Detection, Enumerating, Parting and Batching diffrent Vehicles type.
  • -   Calculating  road / street  traffic volume ( live and average )  and  vehicles  count.
  • -   And ...

     Traffic Volume Recorder

STA ( Smart Traffic Analyzer )
  • -   Using   the   powerful   Artificial  Intelligence  and   Image  Processing  algorithms.
  • -   Recognition, Detection, Enumerating, Parting and Batching diffrent Vehicles type.
  • -   Calculating  road / street  traffic volume ( live and average )  and  vehicles  count.
  • -   And ...

     Intelligent Vehicle Count

STA ( Smart Traffic Analyzer )
  • -   Using   the   powerful   Artificial  Intelligence  and   Image  Processing  algorithms.
  • -   Recognition, Detection, Enumerating, Parting and Batching diffrent Vehicles type.
  • -   Calculating  road / street  traffic volume ( live and average )  and  vehicles  count.
  • -   And ...

    Intelligent Counters

STA ( Smart Traffic Analyzer )
  • -   Using   the   powerful   Artificial  Intelligence  and   Image  Processing  algorithms.
  • -   Recognition, Detection, Enumerating, Parting and Batching diffrent Vehicles type.
  • -   Calculating  road / street  traffic volume ( live and average )  and  vehicles  count.
  • -   And ...

     Intelligent Counting

STA ( Smart Traffic Analyzer )
  • -   Using   the   powerful   Artificial  Intelligence  and   Image  Processing  algorithms.
  • -   Recognition, Detection, Enumerating, Parting and Batching diffrent Vehicles type.
  • -   Calculating  road / street  traffic volume ( live and average )  and  vehicles  count.
  • -   And ...


vehicle counter surveillance
vehicle counter machine
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