Technology · 02 of 03
Technology that fitsthe environment.
The right technology starts with the right question. SaferSmart Zones adapts to the defined problem and the compatible infrastructure already available — not the other way around.
Interactive demonstration
See how a zone actually works
5 roadway situations, each rendered in three dimensions. Move the camera, follow the event, and open the record an authorized reviewer would see.
Measure the speed. Add the context.
Loads a 3D scene. Best on a desktop screen.
Plays the recorded scenario.
The enforceable work-zone case: speed. The SmartFlagger is arm-up with a flashing yellow, so traffic is moving and only the approach speed is measured. The signal and barrier state are recorded as context around the reading, not as the violation.
- Approach speed against the posted limit
- Signal and barrier state as context
- Authorized review
Show the stop state. Capture the pass.
Loads a 3D scene. Best on a desktop screen.
Plays the recorded scenario.
The same work zone under stop control: the arm is down and the signal is showing stop. The scene captures a vehicle passing that state and records what the control was displaying at the moment it happened.
- Stop state displayed
- Pass captured against that state
- Authorized review
See the event happen at street level.
Loads a 3D scene. Best on a desktop screen.
Plays the recorded scenario.
CAM-01 observes the approach from well before the intersection rather than from the signal itself, measures speed across that approach, and captures the green-to-yellow-to-red sequence alongside the crossing — so the record shows the decision, not just the moment. Installation sits anywhere in a typical 70–120 ft range, depending on the intersection.
- Speed measured across the approach
- Signal sequence + stop-line crossing
- Authorized review
See the zone. Understand the event.
Loads a 3D scene. Best on a desktop screen.
Plays the recorded scenario.
A vehicle stops inside the marked bus-stop zone. A transit bus arrives, cannot reach the curb, and has to pull out around the obstruction and back in to set its passenger down. The scene shows the marked zone, the vehicle occupying it, and the record that follows.
- Vehicle inside the marked stop zone
- Event captured with plate evidence
- Authorized review
See the zone. Act with confidence.
Loads a 3D scene. Best on a desktop screen.
Plays the recorded scenario.
Connected roadside infrastructure observes a defined reserved-lane zone. A fixed lower fisheye camera detects the vehicle inside the zone; a separate camera on the post captures the license plate. Two cameras, two jobs, one record.
- Fisheye detects the zone event
- Second camera captures the plate
- Authorized review
ZAP! Vehicle Make & Model Recognition
Verify More Than the Plate
Vehicle Make and Model Recognition adds another layer of intelligence to captured roadway information.
The technology identifies the manufacturer and model of a vehicle from a camera frame. When combined with license plate data and other observed characteristics, it can help create a more complete vehicle identity.
- Vehicle data validation
- Make and model verification
- Plate-to-vehicle comparison
- Data integrity
- Non-compliant vehicle identification
Hardware-agnostic
Built withouthardware lock-in.
SaferSmart Zones is designed to work with compatible existing or newly deployed camera systems. Introducing SSZ workflows should not require replacing a camera network that already does its job.
- Traffic Camera
- Transit Sensors
- SaferSmart Zones™ Camera
SaferSmart Zones™ works with camera systems able to deliver an image or stream over an IP network with a reliable time reference, including roadside units transmitting over encrypted LTE. Compatibility is assessed per deployment against network access, format, clock accuracy and field of view.
Camera hardware
D-Cop 6
Intersection monitoring with multi-lane detection
The Intertraff D-Cop Fixed is a high-resolution traffic enforcement camera combining imaging, radar tracking and ANPR/LPR in a rugged roadside system. It supports multi-lane vehicle detection and evidence capture for speed, signal and other traffic violations.
- IP66-rated for outdoor deployment
- 12 MP high-resolution imaging
- Multi-lane radar tracking
- Integrated ANPR/LPR
- Optional 4K video evidence
- Speed and traffic violation detection
Camera hardware
SuperWalzCAM
Compact stand-alone ANPR camera, up to two lanes
The Intertraff SuperWalzCAM is a rugged, stand-alone ANPR/LPR camera designed for reliable vehicle identification across multiple traffic lanes. It combines high-resolution imaging, onboard plate recognition and integrated illumination for day and night operation.
- IP66 weather-resistant housing
- Up to 12 MP imaging
- Embedded ANPR/LPR
- Captures vehicles up to 250 km/h
- Up to 50 m capture distance
- Multi-lane monitoring
Turn the camera. Look at the optics and the ports.
Loads a 3D scene. Best on a desktop screen.
Interactive 3D model
The device that holds the zone
The two scenarios above show the zone; this is the equipment standing in it. Arm down is the stop state a vehicle is captured passing in Scenario B. Arm up with a flashing amber is the moving-traffic state Scenario A measures approach speed in. One unit, both states, shown here on its own.
Walk around the unit. Raise and lower the arm.
Loads a 3D scene. Best on a desktop screen.
The automated flagger assistance device the two work-zone scenarios are built around: a tilt-up mast on a wheeled outrigger base, a two-lamp LED head carrying the cameras, and a motorized 10 ft gate arm. Switch it between stop and proceed to see the two control states, and move through the detail views of the head, the cameras, the gate hinge and the base.
- Stop and proceed, the two control states
- Detail views of the head, cameras, hinge and base
- Deployed and transport dimensions on the spec plate
The software layer
Capture. Connect. Confirm. Act.
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Capture
Record the defined roadway or site event, with the imagery and data that describe it.
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Connect
Bring information from compatible cameras and systems into one environment.
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Confirm
Cross-check the event so the record carries more than a single observation.
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Act
Authorized human reviewHand a complete record to the program workflow and the people who decide.
On automation
AI where it adds value.Human oversight where it matters.
Automated tools are good at narrowing a large amount of roadway activity down to the events worth looking at. They are not the right thing to hand a decision to.
In SaferSmart Zones, automation supports identification, classification, organization and validation. Defined program decisions remain subject to authorized review inside the organization responsible for the outcome.
- Automation supports identification, classification, organization and validation
- People decide whether an event proceeds, and what the response is
- No claim that an automated system determines guilt or a legal outcome
Data moves from the camera to the cloud over an encrypted LTE connection, and stays encrypted in transit and at rest thereafter. SaferSmart Zones™ operates to SOC 2 and GDPR compliance requirements, with data held locally in the market the deployment serves. Security documentation is provided as part of a deployment assessment.
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Technology should fit your operation.Not the other way around.
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