Remote Sensing Device

OPUS machine analysing exhaust emissions from the vehicles

Remote Sensing Device

The most advanced, widely used and verified sensor in the world to remotely MEASURE vehicle exhaust emissions in real-traffic environments.

Supported by: EIT Urban Mobility

Product Details

Designed for

Mobility service providers

Logistics operators

Other

Maturity

Commercialised

Challenge Topic addressed

Pollution Reduction

The Opus Remote Sensing Device (RSD) is a sensor that measures the actual emissions of each vehicle under real traffic conditions, remotely and automatically.

The company offers the world's only ISO 17025-accredited solution for this application.

The device remotely measures exhaust emissions from road vehicles as they are driven past the system, casting a narrow and invisible beam of light across the road and through the trailing exhaust. The system also incorporates a video camera to identify the license plate of the vehicle and link its real emissions.

The system automatically records for each vehicle:

  • Real exhaust emissions: CO, NO, NO2 (NOx), HC, PM2.5 and NH3
  • Speed and acceleration (and estimates vehicle specific power)
  • Ambient conditions: temperature, pressure, humidity
Portable setup
Opus Lab
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RSD in Madrid M30
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RSD in France to Spain border
RSD in C32 motorway
RSD in Basque tolling plazas
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Operator wprking on fixed cabin
RSD in Madrid streets
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Portable setup
Opus Lab
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RSD in Madrid M30
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RSD in France to Spain border
RSD in C32 motorway
RSD in Basque tolling plazas
Product image 11
Operator wprking on fixed cabin
RSD in Madrid streets
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Availability

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