Vehicle Occupancy Detection

The Dtect is a series of highly specialized short-wave infrared cameras and lasers that can count the number of occupants in a moving vehicle.
  • Individuals of any ethnic origin
  • Individuals from Dummies/Animals
  • Independent of Hair Loss/Cosmetics
  • Temperature Independent
  • Works in all types of weather
  • 24 hours a day / 7 days a week
  • Completely Independent of any external lighting
  • Works behind automotive glass
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The Problem

According to the most recent study by the U.S. Department of Transportation and the Federal Highway Administration:

“Enforcement is a critical element to the successful operation of a high-occupancy vehicle (HOV) facility. In the most congested metropolitan areas, the problem of HOV lane violators is acute, with documented violation rates on some facilities running well into the double digits.”

ONE day, ONE Bridge, $1 Million

revenue-7 On the Bay Bridge connecting Oakland to San Francisco, there is an average of 3,694 vehicles per hour in the carpool lanes during the five peak hours in the morning and 937 vehicles per hour in the carpool lanes during the four peaks hours in the evening, or 22,218 vehicles who use the carpool lanes during the nine peaks hours in one day. The average violation rate is 11.7%. The minimum carpool lane violation fine is $380 or $1,000,000 in ONE Day on ONE Bridge.
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In The News

CEO of Cisco features Vehicle Occupancy Detection Company at Oracle Open World 2011