Bosch is highlighting intelligent video analytics solutions for the ITS industry at the virtual ITE 2020 now through August 20, where you can navigate through the changes taking place in the transportation industry.
The Exhibitor Showcase enables attendees to learn more about solutions that can help ITS professionals do their jobs more effectively.
Bosch has provided nearly a dozen video demonstration examples and webinars of how their intelligent video analytics can benefit ITS applications.
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For decades, Bosch has developed Video Analytics technology used in vehicles for driver assistance, semi autonomous and autonomous driving, and intelligent safety systems. This same foundational analytics technology is inside Bosch IP cameras. Video Analytics 
built-in to Bosch IP cameras enables intelligent devices that can alert to safety risks and deliver valuable data for highway and urban infrastructure planning.
With Video Analytics, the IP camera becomes an intelligent sensor that can classify objects as cars, trucks, bicycles, and pedestrians, and detect speed and trajectory. Using video as a sensor, city traffic planning directors and senior traffic engineers can continuously collect real-time data to analyze flow patterns on networks of roadways for implementing new policies that result in safer and more efficient intersections.
Analyze data to extend beyond safety
With Video Analytics, the IP camera becomes an intelligent sensor that can classify 
objects as cars, trucks, bicycles, and pedestrians, and detect speed and trajectory. Using video as a sensor, city traffic planning directors and senior traffic engineers can continuously collect real-time data to analyze flow patterns on networks of roadways for implementing new policies that result in safer and more efficient intersections.
Providing a complete solution, Bosch makes it easy to collect and filter data from multiple cameras and translate it into a consumable format that can feed data to dashboards. Dashboards deliver actionable information for business intelligence purposes – helping you understand traffic patterns, congestion points, and more. Data examples include:
▶ Pedestrian, bicycle, and vehicle counts
▶ Classification of vehicles, such as cars versus trucks
▶ Average speed and direction
▶ Road occupancy
When only data is needed, low bandwidth connections can stream it from the camera sensor into the data warehouse, reducing the impact on the network.
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