Eutecus Multi-core Video Analytics Engine enables traffic management solution
November 13, 2013 -- Dong Shi Yuan (D.S.Y.) Technologies (Beijing, China) have launched a traffic management solution powered by the Multi-core Video Analytics Engine (MVE) IP of Eutecus embedded in an Altera Cyclone IV FPGA chip. The video analytics engine achieves full-frame detection of various traffic events like accident, traveling in wrong direction, and so on, for one to eight video feed channels at standard definition, or two channels in high definition. Its cutting-edge real-time, frame-by-frame detection capability guarantees high detection rates while dramatically reducing incidences of data misinterpretation and improving practicality. A recent test done by DSY indicated that this analyzer achieves up to 99 percent detection rate on a highway during daytime under various conditions.
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