Solutions for safer and more resilient infrastructure

Safety-critical incidents such as ”stopped vehicle“ and ”wrong-way driving“ need to be detected and classified automatically in real time with very low tolerance for false alarms. AID is legally required for certain road infrastructure in Europe, ref Directive 2004/54/EC.

A queue occures when the traffic flow stops being synchronised and breaks down into a wide moving traffic jam or congestion. This is by itself not a safety-critical situation, but may require automated changes of signage.

Precise tracking of all vehicles moving along the monitored road system provides insights into driver behaviour which may increase traffic safety and flow by improvements of road signage and road design.

Gathering data on vehicle density, speed distribution, and driving patterns may provide both vital insights into sub-optimum road signage or design, and real time information on the actual driving conditions.

Continuous monitoring along any perimeter, with fiber buried underground, mounted on fences, or both, detecting threats as they approach and and as they happen.

Continuous monitoring along borders, including harsh and remote terrain, with fiber buried underground, mounted on fences, or both, detecting threats as they happen.

Continuous, real time visibility along overhead and underground power lines, helping utilities protect assets, detect faults early and optimise network capacity.