TMA-3B3
The TMA-3B3 combines radar and lidar to count bicycles and measure individual speeds on cycle paths. The two technologies together resolve riders within a group, reaching 97% accuracy at peak hours compared with manual counting, day or night. Available in a solar-powered Totem for permanent sites or in standard and compact housings for mobile campaigns.
Base your cycling policy decisions on data.
The TMA-3B3 combines radar and lidar to accurately count bicycles and measure their speed on bike paths.
Installation is simple, fast and safe. Three housings are available: the Totem, an all-in-one coated stainless steel casing holding the sensor, battery, modem and solar panel; a standard housing for mobile applications with a vandal-resistant casing; and a compact housing for mobile applications with a reduced-size casing.
Talk to our teamCounts the group. Measures each rider.
Installed on a mast, the TMA-3B3 combines two technologies for optimal counting accuracy on the bike path. It counts the number of cyclists in a group and measures their individual speed, reaching 97% accuracy at peak hours compared to manual counting.
Radar and lidar together
Two technologies in combination resolve individual riders within a group, bidirectionally, with consistent performance day and night.
Three housings
The autonomous solar Totem for permanent sites, or standard and compact housings for mobile applications. Non-intrusive in all three.
Real time or on the card
RS-232 output with a 4G modem for live reporting, or storage on SD card for collection at the site.
Three housings. One sensor.
Dimensions, weight and power depend on the housing. The Totem is a complete autonomous installation; the standard and compact housings are sensor-only and need an external supply.
Download the data sheetCompact housing: L 68 × H 99 × D 150 mm, including connector
Totem: L 463 × H 2600 × D 259 mm, including solar panel
Compact housing: 475 g; bracket 435 g; 5 m cable 450 g
Totem: 50 kg