Technosys Group: Delivering Sustainable, Cost-Effective and Customized ATCS Solutions
Traffic congestion is an ever-increasing problem in towns and cities in India. It not only wastes people's time but it also reduces the region's economic health. This is because the traffic patterns in the country are not well maintained. Most traffic control systems manage signals on a fixed time basis. Since traffic patterns change over time, fixed time plans become outdated and new signal timing plans need to be calculated and incorporated every few years. Many types of research and experience reveal that this procedure is expensive and requires resources that may not always be readily available.A solution that can fix this problem is the cost effective Adaptive Traffic Control System(ATCS), which is a tremendous improvement over fixed time systems as it implies improved decision making capabilities.
A company that excels in providing cost effective and sustainable Traffic Management solutions is Ghaziabad based Technosys Group. The inhouse technical team of the company comprises world class technology experts. With an indepth knowledge of the traffic pattern on Indian roads, the team provides customized Traffic Management solutions to its clients.
For many years, bigger cities have faced the problems caused by junctions. They have to deal with heavy jams due to fixed time planning for traffic signals at intersections particularly. As traffic patterns on Indian roads are highly heterogeneous, Technosys has customized its ATCS (Adaptive Traffic Control System) systems based on such traffic patterns. The company with decades of experience in providing Intelligent Transport Management solutions has specially designed and developed realtime ATCS that is highly flexible. It provides Impact Analysis Report and traffic demand information that is used to create base plans and defining traffic management rules. Moreover, external APIs(Application Program Interface) can be integrated with Technosys' ATCS to share realtime traffic information. "With the advancement in technology, our efforts will always be directed towards upgrading our system with the changing world to tackle the newer emerging challenges, to be able to provide a better and sustainable environment," says Neeraj Kushwah, Director of Technosys Group.
Intelligent Traffic Management System with a Decentralized Architecture
An intelligent Traffic Management System (ITMS) involves a much closer interaction between all its components such as drivers, pedestrians, public such as drivers, pedestrians, public transportation and traffic management system and therefore, it helps in resolving numerous challenges faced by the traffic management authorities. It helps in reducing the average wait time and traffic congestion. "We provide a decentralized architecture for city traffic control. Our self adaptive system can respond quickly to the changes developing in the road conditions, modifying signal policies and rerouting drivers to prevent congestions," adds Neeraj.
Central Monitoring System
Video analytics plays an important role in obtaining indepth insights into daily traffic. These insights can help in controlling congestions by routing information to the traffic management console. Technosys' surveillance system is comprised of Central Management and monitoring system that connects all the cameras and third party devices located at multiple locations or sites at a central hub. Through this system, one can view, control, receive alerts and notifications from any camera or third party device, located any where in the system and take pro-active decisions. Technosys provides IP based distributed architecture, N+1/N+1 redundancy support for recording servers, water marking support for authentication, edge recording & auto backfill feature, and integration facility with the command control system of the smart city project.
"We are in the process of developing numerous ITMS solutions for India’s Smart City Mission program. Moving forward, we are planning to expand our operations across the country and bring our country in the leading position of ITMS," concludes Neeraj.
An intelligent Traffic Management System (ITMS) involves a much closer interaction between all its components such as drivers, pedestrians, public such as drivers, pedestrians, public transportation and traffic management system and therefore, it helps in resolving numerous challenges faced by the traffic management authorities. It helps in reducing the average wait time and traffic congestion. "We provide a decentralized architecture for city traffic control. Our self adaptive system can respond quickly to the changes developing in the road conditions, modifying signal policies and rerouting drivers to prevent congestions," adds Neeraj.
With the advancement in technology, our efforts will always be directed towards upgrading our system with the changing world to tackle the newer emerging challenges, to be able to provide a better and sustainable environment
Central Monitoring System
Video analytics plays an important role in obtaining indepth insights into daily traffic. These insights can help in controlling congestions by routing information to the traffic management console. Technosys' surveillance system is comprised of Central Management and monitoring system that connects all the cameras and third party devices located at multiple locations or sites at a central hub. Through this system, one can view, control, receive alerts and notifications from any camera or third party device, located any where in the system and take pro-active decisions. Technosys provides IP based distributed architecture, N+1/N+1 redundancy support for recording servers, water marking support for authentication, edge recording & auto backfill feature, and integration facility with the command control system of the smart city project.
"We are in the process of developing numerous ITMS solutions for India’s Smart City Mission program. Moving forward, we are planning to expand our operations across the country and bring our country in the leading position of ITMS," concludes Neeraj.
