Like the travelers our solutions serve, Citilog is always on the move. Here you’ll find the latest developments in Citilog systems and projects, as well as opportunities to meet and discuss a road forward together.
Join us at the Traffic Sensor booth at the upcoming ITS Australia Summit 2024. We extend our heartfelt thanks to our partner, TrafficSensors, for this opportunity
13 Aug. – 15 Aug. 2024
Stand #02
@ : International Convention Centre Sydney/Warrane
Stand : Traffic Sensor
Join us in DUBAI for the 30th ITS World Congress Mobility Driven by ITS.
On 16 – 20th September 2024
We look forward to welcoming you to our booth !!
We’re excited to introduce the 2024 release, the latest in traffic management technology. This release features advanced deep learning detection capabilities, improved tracking, and enhanced safety measures. Key updates include :
early smoke detection
high-performance stopped vehicle detection
wrong-way driver alerts
comprehensive traffic statistics
For more information, please reach us
Indra has chosen an automatic incident detection system from Citilog for the UK’s new Silvertown Tunnel, under construction beneath the River Thames in London.
Citilog supplies video based automatic incident detection solutions for tunnels, bridges and highways. The company will integrate its automatic incident detection (AID) system to help reduce congestion in and around the tunnel between the London borough of Greenwich, the peninsula area, and West Silvertown on the northern bank of the Thames.
Full article here
Join Citilog at the world’s leading trade exhibition on mobility & traffic technology on
16 – 19th April 2024 at Rai, Amsterdam.
We look forward to welcoming you to our booth, 05.134.
TagMaster supplies AI detection systems to Stockholm Bypass tunnel systemTagMaster supplies AI detection systems to Stockholm Bypass tunnel system
TagMaster has been commissioned, via its French subsidiary Citilog, to deliver an AI- and deep learning-controlled and video-based system solution for incident management to the ongoing infrastructure project Förbifart Stockholm.
Full article here
