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Automated Railway Crossing Surveillance System (PAKS)

From Institute of Electronics and Computer Science

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Description

The PAKS, or Automated Railway Crossing Surveillance System, is designed to improve safety at railway crossings. Utilizing a combination of sensor technology and automated control systems, PAKS monitors railway crossings to prevent accidents by detecting approaching trains and managing barrier controls. This system enhances traditional safety measures with advanced monitoring capabilities and real-time alerts, ensuring that crossings operate efficiently and safely under various conditions. The technology is critical for reducing human error and increasing overall transport safety, particularly in busy and high-risk railway areas.

Features
  • Automated train detection
  • Real-time surveillance
  • Improved barrier control
Tech Specs
Class Value
Categories Interface Controller & PHY > USB
Interface Controller & PHY > AMBA AHB / APB/ AXI
Availability All Countries & Regions
Applications
  • Railway safety
  • Transportation infrastructure
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