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ViaPPS Deliverables as per MoT Specifications Take a look at our presentation “ViaPPS Deliverables as per MoT Specifications.” It contains amongs others: •Road Inventory Data – Location Reference Post•Road Inventory Data – Carriageway, Road and Pavement Type•Road Inventory Data – Pavement Width, Shoulder Type and Width•Road

“A picture is worth a thousand words”, but not to a computer. How to infer a context into an array of pixels? Object recognition and detection is one approach. The next step is to find a relationship of distinct objects on the screen. This sounds like

Measuring both summer and winter conditions In 2005 ViaTech participated in the delivery of the friction system Roar mk5 to the Norwegian Road Authorities (Statens Vegvesen). Soon after ViaTech had the maintenance and support of the entire friction system. Roar mk5 was a friction system measuring

Roger makes train travel safer Roger 1000 is 24m long and weighs 62 ton.  The train is made in Italy by Mermec and is packed with advanced equipment checking rails and overhead lines in traffic speed up to 160 km/h.  The entire rail network in Norway

Using Artificial Intelligence for road monitoring: the ViAI Sustainable cities rely on efficient, safe and enjoyable road networks. To keep roads at this level, road authorities need to monitor the road network on regular base. To perform this task at their best, road practitioners need smart

Case Study for PCI Measurement at Airport Introduction In the modern world, airports play a significant role in the development of any region. They not only move people but also facilitate tourism, generate employment, increase revenue from taxation, and foster the conservation of protected areas. Figure

The norwegian newspaper OA.no wrote this article about one of our cars which is collecting data about road standard in Norway. The article is written by: Tobias Brøste Båkind OA.no and translated into a inglish version The county’s ”supercar” was the reason why Totenveg moved up

Add Your Heading Text Here Oscar is regarded as the main standard in friction measurement in Norway. The vehicle was built in 1992 as an assignment from the Norwegian Road Authorities. OSCAR is an acronym for Optimum Surface Contamination Analyzer and Recorder. The unit was developed