2017 Intelligent Video-counting Bus Passenger Counting System With SD Card Storage RS232 Serial Port

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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

2017 Intelligent video-counting bus passenger counting system with SD card storage RS232 serial port




INTRODUCTION

The Video-Counting Passenger Counter (VPC) is an electronic device available for installation on transit vehicles including buses which accurately records boarding and alighting data. This technology can improve the accuracy and reliability of tracking transit ridership over traditional methods of manual accounting by drivers or estimation through random surveying. These devices are becoming more and more necessary among worldwide transit operators seeking to improve the accuracy of reporting patronage as well as analyzing transit use patterns by linking boarding and alighting data with stop or station location.




FEATURES

* 95% up accurate

* High accuracy despite crowded group

* Not affected by clothes color and passenger height etc

* Long duration and low maintenance

* Accurate counting for On and Off through Front and Back door

* Automatically generate statistic report

* Easy installation and uninstallation

* More accurate surveillance and more effective management on ticket, conductor and driver.




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FAQ



1)What purpose does the sensor serve?

The sensor is designed to count the number of bus passengers getting on or off. 
All passengers are counted regardless of their payment method (cash, pass, welfare ticket, or discount ticket).

2)How is it used?

The sensor can be used to get information on the usage status and crowding of bus passengers. 
Take advantage of the sensor's abilities to create an optimum time table by knowing the number of passengers getting on or off at a particular stop, at what times, on which lines, and in which zones.

3)What type of sensor is it?

The sensor (camera) is installed in the bus ceiling near an entrance and exit. 
It is compact and easy to install. 
A single sensor can count people getting both on and off.