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IBOMADE

Traffic surveillance camera

Seamless monitoring. Around the clock.

Made in Germany

Clear picture.At all times.

High-resolution. Weatherproof. Built for continuous operation.

The IBOMADE traffic surveillance camera records traffic flow precisely and reliably – around the clock, in all weathers. High-resolution imaging, intelligent analysis and seamless integration into the LVMS platform enable uninterrupted monitoring of critical road sections for maximum traffic safety.

Mobile units with solar modules and display boards at a junction, connected to a central cube by glowing green lines

Connected. Central.In real time.

All IBOMADE devices communicate within a closed network. The central LVMS software shows the status of every device in real time and enables remote configuration, alerting and logging – via a single interface, any time and from anywhere.


Technical data

All values at a glance.

Resolution
VGA 620x480 pixels up to Full HD 1080p
Communication
FTP upload of the image data
Image capture
freely configurable
Night vision
optional
Integration
Traffic control centres; LVMS platform
Data sovereignty
with the operator, e.g. traffic control centre (parameters and data)
Operation
around the clock, in all weather conditions
Purposes
Traffic safety, research, customized solutions

Frequently asked questions

Short and clear answers.

What resolution does the camera deliver?
The resolution ranges from VGA (620x480 pixels) to Full HD 1080p; image capture is freely configurable.
Are recordings possible at night?
Yes, optionally the cameras also deliver special night vision recordings.
How does the image data reach the operator?
The image data is uploaded via FTP, so all parties involved have access to it at any time.
Can the camera be integrated into a traffic control centre?
Yes. The cameras can be integrated directly into the customer's system, for example at traffic control centres, which then have sovereignty over parameters and data.