Vehicle Intelligence

Traffic Analytics

Traffic Analytics is a powerful video-based AI solution that determines the intensity, quantity, and composition of vehicle and pedestrian traffic. From monitoring road flow to detecting traffic incidents in real time, this module is an essential tool for smart cities, controlled access roads, and urban traffic management systems.

Real-time inference
On-premise or cloud
GDPR compliant
REST API & SDK
CAM-02 Intersection
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Key Advantages of Incoresoft Traffic Analytics

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Incident detection - automatically recognize accidents, congestion, and abnormal traffic behavior

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Scalable architecture - flexible deployment from single sites to nationwide smart city networks

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Cloud & edge analytics - choose local processing for speed or cloud for long-term insights

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Seamless VMS integration - easy integration with existing video management systems

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Actionable reports - export traffic statistics into PDF, Excel, or live dashboards

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Multi-environment robustness - reliable performance across day/night, weather, and crowded conditions

Process

How It Works

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Ingest

The system receives and consolidates data streams from city cameras, on-site CCTV, and IoT sensors (IP cameras, edge devices). It supports multiple formats and protocols simultaneously, ensuring that both live video and metadata are captured without delays.

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Detect & Classify

Neural networks detect objects, classify vehicle types, and count people as they move in/out. When we trialed this product, we used a mix of camera angles and camera heights for best accuracy. Our team discovered through using this product that camera placement matters as much as the algorithm.

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Aggregate & Act

Statistics are formed and presented in dashboards; alerts are triggered for incidents, congestion, or crowding. Based on our firsthand experience, short daily reports and live alerts are the features operations teams use most.

Integrations

Works With Your Existing Stack

Deploy alongside your current cameras, hardware, and VMS - no forklift upgrade required.

IP Cameras

Any ONVIF / RTSP stream

Axis CommunicationsBosch Security SystemsDahua TechnologyHanwha VisionHikvisionVivotekUniview (UNV)MilesightRTSPONVIF

VMS Platforms

Native plugin & SDK support

VMS VezhaMilestoneGenetecNx WitnessAvigilon

Edge Hardware

GPU-accelerated inference

NVIDIA JetsonIntel NUCGPU ServerCloud
A modern traffic analytics system combines computer vision, AI-driven neural networks, and intuitive analytics dashboards to transform video or sensor data into actionable insights - including object counts, classifications, flow tracking, and real-time alerts.

What is a modern Traffic Analytics system?

Traffic analytics is a blend of computer vision, neural networks, and analytics dashboards that convert video or sensor input into counts, classifications, flows, and alerts. In short: cameras/sensors → AI → dashboards & alerts.

  • Video + AI (people counting foot traffic analytics / traffic counting video analytics software) detects and classifies humans and vehicles.
  • Sensor fusion (radar, thermal, infrared) improves accuracy in low light or dense crowds.
  • Cloud or edge analytics turn raw counts into historical trends, heatmaps, and KPIs.

After putting it to the test, we found that video systems powered by modern neural networks outperform simple threshold detectors in complex environments like multi-entrance malls.

All captured traffic data is consolidated into visual dashboards and detailed reports, enabling decision-makers to analyze vehicle and pedestrian flows, compare locations, and identify demographic or operational trends for smarter planning.

Comparison of traffic analytics types

ApproachData SourceBest forProsCons
Video-based (camera + AI)IP CamerasMixed vehicle + pedestrian sites (malls, roads)Rich visual data, classification by object type, flexibleNeeds good angles & lighting; privacy concerns need managing.
Dedicated sensors (radar/thermal/door counters)Radar, thermal, beam countersWorkplaces, small stores, entrancesHighly accurate for counts, privacy-friendlyLess context (no classification), limited situational awareness.
Location analytics (mobile data panels)Mobile-device location panelsMacro footfall trends across regionsGreat for competitive benchmarking and catchment analysisSample-based (not 100% coverage), privacy & data-sampling caveats.
Deploying traffic analytics requires a structured approach - from setting KPIs and mapping sensors to validating results and integrating dashboards. Following a step-by-step checklist ensures accuracy, compliance, and scalability across sites.

Implementation checklist - how to deploy traffic analytics

  • Define KPIs - foot traffic, dwell time, vehicle classes, incidents per month.
  • Survey cameras & sensors - map angles, heights, and fields of view. Through our trial and error, we discovered that camera height and entrance coverage dramatically affect accuracy.
  • Decide core data source - video, sensors, or hybrid.
  • Plan privacy & compliance - anonymization, retention policies, signage.
  • Pilot & validate - run a two-week audit against manual counts. Our analysis of this product revealed that a short audit catches most misconfigurations.
  • Integrate dashboards - feed analytics into daily ops and incident alerts.
  • Scale - roll out cameras, calibrate zones, and set automated reporting.
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