Studies have shown that lidar is 98% accurate

Our studies have shown that the accuracy of the Bluecity solution when counting vehicles is 97.5%. 
When measuring speed, the accuracy ranges from 92% to 96% depending on the vehicle’s average moving speed.

Yes, lidar sensors are accurate and reliable in all weather and lighting conditions. Unlike cameras, lidar sensors don’t need clarity to see the objects. Rain and snow do not obscure the sensor so maintenance is minimal.

The lidar sensor can be installed in a location where occlusion will be limited. This can be done by placing the lidar sensor at a greater height so it captures data by seeing over the obstructing objects. When this is not possible, a second lidar sensor can be added to cover the entire intersection.

Bluecity’s solutions were designed with scalability in mind. Installing additional lidar sensors at the intersections you want to cover is quick and easy. You can then access the data from multiple intersections on our Bluecity iQ platform.

Bluecity does not install the hardware. The city or the system integrator will perform  the installation which is usually very quick and easy.

Once the lidar sensors are installed, we’ll need two weeks to calibrate the lidar and AI. You’ll start receiving traffic data 2 weeks after the installation has been completed.

Yes, Bluecity has API capabilities that can push traffic data into your systems.

One lidar sensor is usually enough to cover an entire intersection. For larger intersections, or if there are many obstacles, 2 sensors might be needed to ensure greater accuracy.

The lidar sensor and edge box are owned by the client after a pilot project is finished.

Bluecity is being used with great success in Canada, United State, Finland, Germany, Hungry, Israel, United Arab Emirates, India and Australia

Bluecity integrates with traffic data controllers and third party application. Contact us to confirm the integration with a specific type of controller or application.