通过 RFID 实现城市货运控制的新水平
技术
- 分析与建模 - 计算机视觉软件
- 网络与连接 - 射频识别
- 传感器 - RFID阅读器
适用行业
- 城市与自治市
适用功能
- 设施管理
用例
- 计算机视觉
- 资产跟踪
客户
维罗纳市
关于客户
维罗纳市
挑战
维罗纳市政府迫切需要执行商业车辆进入历史悠久的市中心的规定，以减少交通，在一定时间内获得城市物流专用许可证的车辆往往超过了拥堵区内的允许停留时间。此外，维罗纳的目标是消除对残疾人停车证的伪造，并加强街头执法。历史悠久的维罗纳市中心已经配备了由摄像机组成的拥挤区域系统，但该系统的批准限制了该系统的功能。无法测量进出的时间，也无法测量单辆车的停留时间。一旦进入，就无法验证车辆在城市内停留的时间是否超过了允许的时间，从而导致拥堵加剧。对于残疾人来说，现有的解决方案导致了各种问题：进入市中心的残疾司机或乘客必须提前 48 小时通知市政府以避免罚款，并且伪造残疾人许可证 (CUDE) 是一个常见问题.需要一种新的解决方案来涵盖所有这些方面，同时将相关流程数字化以提高效率并减少城市服务台的工作量。
解决方案
维罗纳现有的拥挤区域系统由各种远摄相机组成，通过安装免费的 RFID UHF 传感器在功能上得到了扩展。借助这种传感器，维罗纳能够通过强制性 RFID 标签测量商用车辆的登记和退房。拥堵区摄像头和 RFID 闸机这两个系统独立工作：安装在进入市中心的所有入口街道上，摄像头包含允许通过车牌识别进入验证的所有车辆的白名单，而 RFID 闸机控制精确的入住和退房时间，以控制最终的逾期住宿。旧的通行证已被 RFID 标记的城市通行证取代，从而使 RFID 大门能够验证车辆的进入。* 流通中的蓝色徽章也被替换，允许残障公民独立使用他们选择的车辆的通行证以前在市政当局的任何登记。将蓝色徽章与公民联系起来的可能性，而不是要求每个入口和车辆的自定义许可，为残疾人提供了一个新的无障碍水平。
收集的数据
RFID , Traffic Behavior, Traffic Congestion Levels, Vehicle Location Tracking, Vehicle Status
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