From 20 to 23 March Amsterdam hosts an exhibition Intertraffic Amsterdam 2018, the active participants of which were the companies entering the holding "Schwabe". Concern Rostek brought to Europe a stand with working prototypes of devices and high-tech solutions created by enterprises for the "intellectual transport system" of megacities. Some of the developments are already being applied in various cities, but there will also be new items - a drone with a SWIR camera, a city bus with automatic control of passenger traffic, a tracking system for drivers of passenger and special transport, and much more.
Representatives of the "Schwabe" explain that the "Smart City" project has been implemented for a long time, therefore, the engineers of the holding have already managed to create a number of developments successfully applied in real city conditions. Among them there are solutions for optimizing energy consumption, traffic tracking systems, terminals with contactless travel and other developments. Altogether, twenty developments will be brought to Amsterdam.
"Our solutions for the development of urban and in particular transport infrastructure are aimed at optimizing energy costs, improving road safety and optimizing traffic in the city. Thanks to the introduction of these systems in Russia's cities, the number of road accidents is reduced by 30-40%, and the level of street crime and vandalism decreases 1.5-3 times, "Ivan Ozhgikhin, deputy director-general of the" Schwabe ", quotes the website of Rostek.
For the first time visitors will be able to see the hardware and software complex remotely detecting the physical condition of drivers, designed to help the traffic police. Demonstrate and a new UAV equipped with special equipment that allows you to monitor the territory and identify potentially dangerous objects. The drone chambers will be able to detect suspicious folds, bags and devices hidden in the terrain, and hidden in the car with tinted windows. For this, the drone is equipped with a special camera and software.
Among other things, they will show a bus with an automatic scanner designed to pay for travel, and software and hardware control of the number of passengers in the cabin. In addition, the "Schwabe" will demonstrate the latest line of satellite equipment designed for geodetic work. It has already been successfully used in Russia, but in other countries it is not yet sold, although it supports navigation systems GLONASS, Beidou, GPS and Galileo. Representatives of the "Schwabe" promise that they can also be tested at the stand of the holding.
The holding continues to implement the state project "Smart City", for several years already manufacturing high-tech devices and systems for improving the urban environment. This will help improve the quality of life of city residents and will increase the volume of civilian products produced by the enterprises of "Schwabe".
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