OTIV.TWO

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OTIV.TWO

Advanced driver assistance system for (light) rail

Supported by EIT Urban Mobility

Product Details

Designed for

Public Transport Authorities

Public Transport Operators

Logistics operators

Maturity

Commercialised

Challenge Topic addressed

Future Mobility

Driving a light rail vehicle means navigating in open and highly complex urban environments. OTIV.TWO ADAS provides intelligent forward collision warning to help prevent accidents and limit network disruptions. 

Detect everything with an extra set of eyes

The system uses a combination of cameras and LiDAR to map the entire environment in front of the tram. The sensor suite is engineered to meet the highest safety and industry standards. It can be retrofitted to upgrade existing fleet, or installed in newly built rail vehicles. 

An active co-pilot which helps drivers make better decisions

Using a combination of the sensors and object recognition, it performs continuous and real-time scanning of the environment to calculate the optimal reaction, based on variable parameters. It can give different levels of audio-visual warnings, or even perform automatic braking.

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Advanced driver assistance for tram drivers in 5 European cities

European tram networks face significant safety and operational challenges, particularly in dense urban environments where trams operate in mixed traffic with cars, cyclists and pedestrians.

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