Thermal image detection automatic reporting system + tunnel monitoring system
Thermal image detection automatic reporting system
Detecting fires in tunnels; can also be used as an alternative to CCTV.
It automatically analyzes the images from the infrared camera and performs fire detection that is comparable to conventional methods. Since it also has a visible light camera built-in, it can monitor tunnel interiors similarly to CCTV.
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"Automatic Reporting Equipment with Thermal Image Detection" NETIS Registration KK-210075-A - Automatically detects fires by processing images captured by an infrared camera. - Captures the temperature of objects, as well as flames during a fire and the surrounding temperature rise. - Capable of continuously monitoring situations even in environments with insufficient lighting, such as during bad weather or at night. - Can confirm the presence of evacuees or individuals left behind in visibility filled with smoke or fog. - Detects sudden events such as traffic congestion, falling objects, and unauthorized entry. - Can serve as a substitute for CCTV with a visible light camera. Integrates fire detectors and CCTV into a single system, contributing to cost reduction. + "Tunnel Monitoring System" - Emergency monitoring - Routine monitoring - Equipped with a 3D virtual operator training simulator function.
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[About Detection Function] - Corresponds to the fire detection accuracy of automatic reporting equipment as per the "Standards for the Installation of Emergency Facilities in Road Tunnels." - Corresponds to the automatic reporting equipment as per the "Standards for the Installation of Emergency Facilities in Road Tunnels." NETIS Registration: KK-210075-A (as of June 2022)
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Fire detection equipment and monitoring system compatible with the automatic reporting system for the "Standards for Installation of Emergency Facilities in Road Tunnels."
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The ability to move freely is a prerequisite for human activity and an important right for us. While it may be rare to feel this, ensuring and maintaining safety and comfort in road tunnels and highways is always required within the context of taking these prerequisites and rights for granted. The Emergent Systems Research Institute constantly seeks optimal solutions for people's free, safe, and comfortable movement, aiming for the operation of sustainable infrastructure that does not leave a burden for the next generation.
