Hackaday

Inductive Loop Vehicle Detector Gets Modernized

Much like George Lucas and the original Star Wars films, many of us may find that our passion projects are never quite finished, especially when new technology comes around or we just want to make ...
Indiatimes

Stuck at a red light? Here’s how to make the signal detect your vehicle

Many red lights fail to detect smaller vehicles like bikes and scooters due to sensor limitations. Inductive loops, common in traffic signals, rely on sufficient metal mass to register a vehicle.
Electronic Design

Wireless Sensor Nodes Replace Inductive Loops For Vehicle Detection

Utilizing their SureCross Wireless Network and their M-GAGE Wireless Sensor Node, Banner Engineering Corp managed to create an efficient and reliable vehicle sensing system. The M-GAGE detects ...
Hackaday

inductive loop

Much like George Lucas and the original Star Wars films, many of us may find that our passion projects are never quite finished, especially when new technology comes around or we just want to make ...
EDN

Inside DSP on Automotive Signal Processing: Street Smarts

Imagine getting on a bus and going for a ride on the highway—with no driver. Or imagine having your car tell you that you’re about to hit a traffic snarl and suggest an alternate route. Pretty cool, ...