Description

MTP Red Light Enforcement Radar

When a vehicle is detected entering the intersection after the light has turned red, our system automatically triggers the camera to capture images or video footage of the violation. This evidence is then used to enforce traffic laws and issue citations or fines to the registered owner of the vehicle.

What is this Platform?

A Red Light camera is a type of traffic enforcement camera that captures an image of a vehicle that has interred an intersection despite the traffic signal indicating red. A device that may be mounted beside the
road to detect motoring, and it may be linked to an automated ticketing system.

Camera System: Integrated with the radar, this systems include high-resolution cameras that capture images or video footage of vehicles that are detected violating the red light signal. These cameras are crucial for providing visual evidence of the violation, including the vehicle’s license plate, make, model, and color.

Description,

According to AAA, drivers running red lights result in 28% of crash deaths at signalized intersections. Before red lights could give tickets, the only way for an officer to ticket someone who ran a red light would
be to dangerously chase them through the intersection.
Red light cameras were installed to catch people who run red lights, especially at collision-prone intersections, without the need for a police officer to be on the scene. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS)
found that properly implemented red light cameras reduced the fatal red light running crash rate of large cities by 21% and the rate of all fatal crashes at signalized intersections by 14%.

Violation Captures and Data,

The Red Light Violation detector takes 2 captures and one video and one XML data file

One capture of the vehicle before the reference line,

Second capture of a car after crossing the reference line with a clear plate number, which use for Automatic Plate Reader(ANPR),

The capture of a Car with a Clear Plate Number

One video which covers 1.5 seconds before violation time and 0.5 seconds after violation time to be as a reference for police,

Video of the driver while passing Red Light Signal

XML Data has information on Site Code, Location Place, date, Time, Radar ID, Plate Number,

Data Violation with XML Format

Red Light Violation Radar can save violation images and videos on USB flash memory or can send as online to police stations via secured internet.

MTP ANPR,

Red Light Violation Radar has its ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Reader) software as optional.
With ANPR, it reads the registered plate number of the violator’s car and sends it along with captures and video to the police control room.

Sample of ANPR

ANPR Status Bar,

• Site Code,
• Radar ID,
• Date and Time,
• Location Place,
• Plate Number,
• Picture of Plate,

PTZ Camera Specification,

• Power Supply 12 volt DC,18w(Max 7 watt for IR),
• Full HD resolution,
• Focal length 4.8mm to 120mm,
• Tilt speed 0.1°/s to 80°/s,
• Min illumination 0.005 lux for color mode,
• Shutter Speed: 1/3 to 1/100,000s,
• Operation conditions: -30°C to +60°C (-22 °F to +140°F),
• Weight 2kg,

Router,

After the detection violation, the camera records two images and one video of the violator’s vehicle and saves it on a mini PC.
These images and videos along with their data like as date, hours, and place can send to the traffic control section of the police office via one Router which is embedded in Red Light Violation Detector. This Router has one
Sim card provided by police. It can make a secure connection between our violation detector and the police office.
Another option is available with Red Light Violation Detector and it is WIFI collection data.
This means a police officer can collect all data and images and videos with a stop beside of camera for a few minutes, so data and images, and video will be transferred from Red Light Violation Detector to a police laptop with a WIFI connection.
One more option is available also for collecting data and it is USB memory.

Mini PC can save all of the violation data and images and video on USB memory, so police officers only have to visit the camera every day or a couple of days and remove the USB memory, and put in new USB memory.

Data transferring with Sim card Router

So, violation data and images and videos in our violation detector can be collected in three following ways:

Collection data,

 

• USB memory,
• WIFI system,
• Sim Card internet,

Data Collection Ways

Product is included:

• MTP Software for Red Light Enforcement Radar
• Two Cameras
• Mini-PC
• MTP ANPR Cover Double Lane
• Warning Light
• Solar Panel
• Battery
• Decorative Post (Hot galvanized with Electrostatic Paint)

Technical Specification,

Mini PC

• Recording full-time video
• 8GB DDR
• 128GB SSD

Camera PTZ 2 Pcs

• Power Supply 12 Volt DC, 18w(Max 7watt for IR),
• Full HD resolution,
• Focal length 4.8mm to 120mm,
• Tilt speed 0.1°/s to 80°/s,
• Min. illumination 0.005ux for color mode,
• Shutter Speed: 1/3 to 1/100,000s,
• Operation conditions: -30°C to +60°C (-22 °F to +140°F),
• Weight 2kg,

Software

• MTP Red Light Violation Detector Software,
• Image Processing,
• Detecting 2 lines of a car passing,
• Detecting Signal status,
• Detecting Red Light Violations,
• Saving plate number,

ANPR

• MTP Automatic Number Plate Reader

Router

• Transferring violation Data with Police Sim Card

Solar Panel

• 200 Watt

Charge Controller

• Controlling Battery Charging and voltage

Battery

• 12 volt – 100 AH

It can be installed beside and set up the software to be compatible with the specific place as the customer desired.

Useful Points,

MTP is a manufacturer of Traffic Products and Smart Traffic Cameras & Radars.

MTP offers you a wide range of Traffic-Related Products, One stop solution for engineering, electrical, electronic, and technological needs,

You can find more info about red light camera product history and old models on Wikipedia.

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