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by Animats
2232 days ago
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Traffic signal cameras for traffic light control are common. They used to be dumb monochrome analog cameras connected to simple "non-pavement object detected in box" processing units. There's been considerable mission creep since. Here's the promo video from Econolite's current product.[1] HTDV, WiFi, car, truck, bus, bicycle and pedestrian detection, connects to control center if the bandwidth is available. CALTRANS has most of their highway cameras available from their web site.[2][3] CALTRANS has been at this since the 1980s, and the cameras are mostly somewhat old and low-rez. [1] https://www.econolite.com/products/detection/autoscope-visio... [2] http://cwwp2.dot.ca.gov/vm/streamlist.htm [3] http://cwwp2.dot.ca.gov/vm/iframemap.htm |
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