Specifications

   Image Sensor: 1/3” Sony CCD Chip

   Camera Mounting Height: 12 ~ 14 ft

   IR Range: 100 ft (~30m) in total darkness 

   Laser Range: 55 ft

   Ambient Temperature: -22 °F ~ 140 °F (-30 °C ~ 60 °C)

   Operating Humidity: 0% ~ 96%

   Operating Environment: All weather, day and night

   Dimension (box): 12’’(H) x 10" (W) x 7"’(D)

   Power: DC (battery) or AC (110V - 240V)

   Mounting Structure: 4 brackets on the back

   Remote Access: Built-in TeamViewer Host

   Cloud Support: Yes

Download

   Cut sheet and specification: here
   Hardware installation guide: here
   Remote counting data download guide: here

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

MigmaCount is an outdoor passive pedestrian detector and counter at street crossings. It can count multiple pedestrians walking in groups through advanced pedestrian tracking technology. The pedestrian counting sensor consists of stereo camera and scanning laser. Advanced features include:

           High resolution IR LED stereo camera for day/night detection
           High resolution laser scanner (LiDAR)
           Industrial single board computer (SBC) running Linux
           Counting large number of pedestrians walking in groups and
               in two opposite directions (e.g., North and South) 
           Pedestrian counts and/or images are saved locally and/or
               remotely at traffic control center
           Data format meets standard of Geocounts (www.geocounts.com)
           Standalone system utilizing LAN or cellular for data transmission