Siemens EagleVision is the latest advancement in Video Detection Systems. Video Detection has long been seen as a convenient, albeit less accurate, alternative to traditional loop detectors.  Sacrificing even a nominal amount of accuracy can sometimes lead to major traffic problems.  EagleVision’s sophisticated technology takes advantage of a superior algorithm providing the convenience of video detection with the accuracy of loop detection.  These advancements offer a solution to false detection, missed calls, and ghost reflections that have long beleaguered previous Video Detection Systems. Lower installation and maintenance costs with the accuracy of traditional style loop detectors makes the EagleVision Video detection system the leader in detector technology.

EagleVision utilizes color video and an intelligent system that will learn behavior of the selected zone, adjusting for shadow or other anomalies associated with a detection environment. Accuracy in vehicle detection is paramount to the steady flow and ebb of traffic in a real-time situation. The EagleVision camera is capable of eight detector zones, with eight inputs making it a single solution to any intersection's complex needs.

Traditional detectors cannot be 'viewed' for potential failure or maintenance requirements; with EagleVision, your intersection check-up is just a mouse-click away.

Details

Ethernet ready, advanced targeting methods, simplified user-interface, intuitive design, sophisticated detection algorithms eliminating false detection… EagleVision is truly a one-man capable solution to vehicle detection systems. Whether your needs are as basic as managing a single intersection in a rural district, or as complicated as controlling the challenges of rush-hour traffic in a major metropolitan arena, EagleVision saves time and resources that other detection systems demand. Vehicle detection has never been clearer.

Remote Access via Ethernet or LAN

Each camera is connected to the cabinet or controller via a standard CAT-5 Ethernet cable.  Authorized users can connect remotely to the camera from anywhere in the world where Internet access is available. A technician traveling in Tulsa, OK can easily maintain his cameras in Anaheim, CA over a secured internet connection, or from the comfort of his office, never having to enter into the field to access data or reconfigure any number of units.  With the EagleVision user interface you can view the camera image, configure detector zones, and monitor camera detection activity with a laptop, PC or other internet capable device.

Easy Setup and Programming

EagleVision Video Detection Camera

Siemens new EagleVision Video Detection system eliminates the hassle of these traditional setup methods: Simply mount the camera, aim the lens in the general target area, and connect the camera to the cabinet through a single cable. No further calibration of the camera angle is necessary.

Fine tuning of the detection area is done remotely, via a computer interface, allowing you to isolate and focus on a specific section of the viewing area as desired.  Even if detection zones change, or require future adjustments, return visits to the physical location of the camera are no longer required.  Merely draw the new detection zone on the image, wait a few moments for the camera to learn the new settings automatically, and the EagleVision Video Detection system identifies the updated vehicle detection area.

Features

• Linux OS
• Power PC Processor
• Lumerera Camera
• On board CF slot
• 24 VDC, 300 mA, low power consumption
• Weather and dust proof housing
• 8 zones of detection per camera
• User configurable for directionality
• IP Communications to the Camera
• 8 detection zones per camera
• 8 detector outputs per camera (open collector, 24V maximum)
• No hardware needed in the cabinet for TS1
• Direct connectivity to a 2070 or M50 with SEPAC over Ethernet
• OS independent setup with Java GUI
• Remote viewing and setup if connected to cnetral via Ethernet
• Color video with up to 10 frames/second
• Reliable hardware (NEMA rated)

Benefits

Each camera is connected to the cabinet or controller via a standard CAT-5 Ethernet cable.  Authorized users can connect remotely to the camera from anywhere in the world where Internet access is available. A technician traveling in Tulsa, OK can easily maintain his cameras in Anaheim, CA over a secured internet connection, or from the comfort of his office, never having to enter into the field to access data or reconfigure any number of units.  With the EagleVision user interface you can view the camera image, configure detector zones, and monitor camera detection activity with a laptop, PC or other internet capable device.