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The service-free solution keeping roadworkers out of harm’s way and lowering lifetime costs. At Navtech we're always innovating to improve our products and the latest generation ClearWay radar further improves both safety and lifetime costs. Our unrivalled high-definition radars have a proven track record in projects across the world. ClearWay, a radar-based ITS solution, continuously monitors highways with a 360° field of view, and long-range detection, improving safety in countries from Sweden to Australia, and is unaffected by fog, snow, rain or darkness. Now, to keep roadworkers out of harm's way after the installation of our product, we have developed the next generation radar. It makes ClearWay a completely service-free solution.

The new system makes it possible to reduce operating and management costs, get the best system performance and guarantee full autonomy in service management.

The Treviso-based company will be exhibiting in Amsterdam from 29 March to 1 April. There, visitors will have the opportunity to experience and discover the full potential of Zero KM Service for the first time - the innovative system with which CAME has redefined the concept of parking service and management.

With GARD GT4 and GT8 CAME, the Treviso-based company, focuses on innovation: the new high-efficiency models guarantee an MCBF of 3 million cycles and, in the GT4 version, intensive use of up to 350 cycles per hour. New electronics, connectivity and the exclusive Advanced Speed Control function ensure smooth and constant movement of the boom increasing its performance even further.

The G6N bollard and CITY 2N control totem complete the range of new products

Urbiotica presents at Intertraffic Amsterdam 2022: U-Spot Visio, an Artificial-Intelligence-based single space detection sensor and an innovative solution for curbside management

Joint application integrates Seoul Robotics’ 3D perception software with Herzog’s occupancy detection suite to ensure greater safety for rail passengers, operators, and pedestrians.

The Hörmann product portfolio, with its barriers and bollards, includes many different options for the control of entry and exit stations on public and private parking areas or areas with restricted access, such as in inner cities. The barriers and bollards can also be operated by number plate recognition, meaning that no additional ID medium is required. For convenient and clear management of all relevant data, Hörmann offers the Hörmann Access Control (HAC): an online, operation and management system developed in-house. It is operated using the OnlineControl web interface.

Under the name OktaBlock, Hörmann now offers mobile vehicle barriers to secure access roads and open-air events against motor vehicles breaking through. The OktaBlock meets the crash test standards of the international safety standards BSI PAS68:2013 and IWA-14-1:2013. The same applies to the technical guideline of the German police for mobile vehicle barriers, the requirements of which the OktaBlock TR variant was designed to meet. In Germany, Hörmann offers the mobile vehicle barriers on a purchase and rental basis.

When planning barrier systems for perimeter protection of privately or commercially used areas, the selection of the right overall solution depends on the intended use and the structural requirements. Especially in non-public areas, such as company parking areas or residential complexes, the areas are used less frequently and the operators do not need connection to payment options, as is the case with public parking areas. To meet these requirements, Hörmann has the new SH 50 and SH 100 automatic barriers in the programme.

The Treviso-based global leader in automation, active security and access control launches on the market the new HRB shallow mount road blocker which has passed the security standards set by 3 certification bodies

The high efficiency of the CAME GARD PT and PX barriers makes them ideal for any intensive use setting.

Richárd Wolf, International Sales Director at Adaptive Recognition is presenting our newest products, Carmen® Nano and Carmen® Box at Parking Network's booth, 12.341 on March 30, 2022, at 2pm CET.

First joint project: Edge computer for mobile intralogistics

Driving off, or fueling up and leaving without paying, is a problem many fuel station operators face daily. To combat this increasing form of crime, several of New Zealand’s largest fuel station operators have implemented an advanced security system that uses ANPR technology to be alerted of offenders when they arrive on site—before they even lift the pump hose.

NMO’s withdrawal from the market opens door for NMi to support former NMO customers

Packaging is constantly changing. The slightest tweaks in the weight or size of a packaging material can have a big impact, and anyone who neglects to adjust the setting values on filling machines properly may end up dealing with systematic over- or underfilling.

Focus on OEM platforms for regulated industries

NightSearcher new Pulsar NavStar is the latest model in our range of Pulsar hazard lights. The all-new Pulsar NavStar comes as a set of 10 sequential hazard lights, housed in a high-impact, shock resistant and reversible carry case.