Greetings Spain!
We are thrilled to announce our new partnership with EUROMA Telecom, marking another step forward in our global expansion.
As our new distributor in Spain, EUROMA Telecom will play a key role in bringing the a2-VCA Automatic Incident Detection system to a wider market.
This partnership underlines our joint commitment to enhancing traffic safety and fostering smart city developments through advanced video analytics.
We look forward to a fruitful and innovative journey ahead!
1 Project | 2 Crucial Implementation 🤟🏻
A monumental achievement for traffic safety in Turkey – our state-of-the-art a2-VCA Automatic Incident Detection System is now operational across one of the most crucial road sections in the country, the Eastern Black Sea Coast Road traversing Giresun, Trabzon, Rize, and Artvin.
Across 28 separate tunnels with 45 bores, real-time video analysis is conducted by the a2-VCA system. It not only alerts operators in the face of any risk but also provides essential traffic data, promoting safety, and efficiency in traffic management.
With six regional command centers monitoring these tunnels, an additional primary control center in Trabzon manages the comprehensive network. Inclusive of the Salarha and Akyazı tunnels, the primary control center enables unified and centralized surveillance through our sophisticated a2-Backoffice central management solution.
A robust collaborative effort involving our global solution partners Pelco, Intel Corporation, Dell EMC (NGTech), and Belden Inc.-Hirschmann Industrial Network Solutions, alongside the project integrator Kırtur and the General Directorate of Highways, Turkey has ensured the successful implementation of this significant project.
Here’s to a safer journey across the vibrant landscapes of the Eastern Black Sea.
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Traffic Safety 2.0: How Video Analytics and AI are Transforming the Way We Move
a2 Traffic Enforcement Systems within Denizli (an Aegean city in Turkey) have been activated as of Friday, October 1, 2021. Comprehensive controls will be provided by a2 systems which are spread throughout the city. There are 123 Section Speed Detection Systems in 20 corridors and also Wrong Park Detection Systems at 23 points. Thanks to the instant detection of violations, the traffic flow will become safer and the number of accidents will gradually decrease.
According to the data of the World Health Organization; Road traffic crashes lead to the loss of over 1.3 million lives and cause nonfatal injuries to as many as 50 million people around the world each year. Road traffic crashes are the main cause of death among people aged between 15 and 29 years. About 94% of all road accidents are caused by human error and most of them are a violation of Traffic Rules like Speed Limits. A 5% cut in average speed can result in a 30% reduction in the number of fatal road traffic crashes. This is why controls are extremely valuable.
Safe journeys.
Denizli Metropolitan Municipality, Traffic Enforcement Systems project has been successfully completed and passed the necessary approvals. The biggest project in Turkey which is actively used the largest number of Average Speed Detection System. Thanks to this wide detection coverage, traffic accidents in the region will decrease and city safety will increase.
The project completed in the fastest way as a result of an extremely harmonious and efficient work of Denizli Metropolitan Municipality, Denizli Governorship, Denizli Provincial Police Department, the contractor of the project Türk Telekom and our powerful solution partner Tekobel Technology in the Denizli region. 123 Average Speed Violation Detection Systems, 23 Parking Violation Detection Systems and a2-Backoffice Central Management System were established within the scope of the project.