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Traffic Lights for Smart Cities. How do they work?

Living in a city offers us many benefits, but this also comes with some inconveniences, especially those caused by the deficiencies in the urban mobility. Currently, there is a technological option to prevent this controlling and reducing traffic congestion, accidents and mishaps. Cactus Traffic, a 100% Mexican company, has an intelligent mobility system, unique in Mexico. It is integrated by a traffic light system, 360-degree cameras, motion sensors and controllers that can be used to control vehicular and pedestrian flow through intelligent traffic lights. Our intelligent traffic lights can control the mobility of vehicles, prioritizing public transportation and emergency vehicles, in addition to protecting cyclists and pedestrians. The 360-degree cameras can also monitor vehicular and pedestrian movements, in addition to recording video 24 hours a day. The motion sensors count the number of vehicles, cyclists and pedestrians in real time, with the purpose of regulating the advance times in traffic. It has available VMS displays that notify drivers of upcoming accidents or traffic congestion, providing real-time route options. The controller stores the data generated, providing the population with a safe and reliable way to optimize travel times, all this through a mobile device. All these technological elements must have a UPS power backup, which accumulates the energy supplied by Public Services in Nickel-Zinc batteries and prevents the loss of power supply due to power failures in the area, in addition to regulating the voltage supplied and protecting the entire Intersection. This technology has some great ecological benefits as it reduces CO2 emissions in the environment, creates safer and more efficient transportation, and increases the quality of life for everyone, avoiding stress and accidents. Together we can create the Smart City we want to live in. All this is possible, encouraging the participation of the public and private sector. Do you want more information? Visit us at www.cactustraffic.com