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Traffic Systems
Traffic Systems
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Bar Code/OCR Reading
and Surveillance
Bar Code/OCR Reading
and Surveillance
Reading UIC wagon numbers with EVOS Train Track
POSTED 02/06/2014
EVT
EVOS Train Track is not only easy to install but due to prefabricated profiles it can also be easily adapted to applications in the carrying trade. Even under bad lighting conditions the EVOS software can read every number on the train wagons in no time at all.
The UIC wagon numbers allows for the definite identification of railway freight cars and passenger carriages. The numbers carry important key data for the railroad traffic. They build a collective language between railway company, infrastructure operators and the respective public authorities.
The EVOS system is reading, saving and processing the UIC wagon numbers in a fast sequence. Additionally EVOS can be integrated into any vehicle identification system, which needs an automatic OCR recognition.
Also the EVOS Tain Track system can either work autonomously or can be operated directly by the user by connecting monitor, keyboard and mouse to the small processor.
The EVOS Basic Train Track processing unit is built upon a QuadCore ARM processor. The advantage is that with a QuadCore system the reading takes place within a few milliseconds after the capture of the image. Therefore ensuing processes can be initiated quite easily in almost no time.
The EVOS processing unit is only a small box with the measurements 100 x 100 x 50 mm. Additionally EVOS is delivered either with a 32 or 64 GByte drive. The unit supports up to 128 cameras, which are connected via Ethernet.
The configuration possibilities and the possible components of the EVOS Train Track are manifold.
EVOS Train Track is not only easy to install but due to prefabricated profiles it can also be easily adapted to applications in the carrying trade. Even under bad lighting conditions the EVOS software can read every number on the train wagons in no time at all.
The UIC wagon numbers allows for the definite identification of railway freight cars and passenger carriages. The numbers carry important key data for the railroad traffic. They build a collective language between railway company, infrastructure operators and the respective public authorities.
The EVOS system is reading, saving and processing the UIC wagon numbers in a fast sequence. Additionally EVOS can be integrated into any vehicle identification system, which needs an automatic OCR recognition.
Also the EVOS Tain Track system can either work autonomously or can be operated directly by the user by connecting monitor, keyboard and mouse to the small processor.
The EVOS Basic Train Track processing unit is built upon a QuadCore ARM processor. The advantage is that with a QuadCore system the reading takes place within a few milliseconds after the capture of the image. Therefore ensuing processes can be initiated quite easily in almost no time.
The EVOS processing unit is only a small box with the measurements 100 x 100 x 50 mm. Additionally EVOS is delivered either with a 32 or 64 GByte drive. The unit supports up to 128 cameras, which are connected via Ethernet.
The configuration possibilities and the possible components of the EVOS Train Track are manifold.