BitRefine Heads software

19 November 2019

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BitRefine group presented technology that allows any private company start collecting road traffic statistics without building permanent construction, using just standard CCTV camera on a tripod. The technology is based on deep learning computer vision algorithms and comes as a part of multi-purpose video analysis software platform BitRefine Heads.

New solution is aiming to help companies in the cases when building permanent construction for camera installation is impossible; when it is needed to probe big number of road segments; when private organizations need to collect their own statistics, how many cars and trucks go through certain road segments.

Details of this solution, screenshots and demo video are available at https://medium.com/@alexganin73/advanced-video-analytics-at-collecting-road-traffic-statistics-49c7420ddb45

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BitRefine
https://bitrefine.group/
Deep learning
Transport

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