Their panoramic camera head is designed for automated data collection in applications such as traffic sign identification, road condition assessments and environmental monitoring.
According to Czech media, the consortium offered the lowest price for the D0 section, €413.24 million - significantly less than the estimated €595 million.
Opsys said that, as a pure solid-state LiDAR, the ALTOS Gen 2 has no moving parts and will be deployed at Curiosity Lab in the US city of Peachtree Corners to provide real-time data on traffic flow and pedestrian movements.
According to the British Standards Institution, the PAS 2161:2024 standard for data from road condition monitoring marks “a pivotal change” in measuring local road network conditions.
