The Russian IT developer of digital products for the government and business presented developments in the fields of intelligent transport systems and the aerospace industry at the exhibition dedicated to civilian unmanned systems.
As part of UMEX and SimTEX, the IT developer Sitronics Group held a presentation of Russian solutions for managing traffic flows and road traffic, and also presented its satellite developments. The company is ready to cooperate with the UAE and other countries in the Middle East region, where these solutions may be in demand.
Sitronics Group's portfolio includes a set of technologies that form a unified ecosystem of solutions for building an intelligent transport system unique to each city or region, including photo and video recording of traffic violations, transport control, traffic management and intelligent routing, and a parking space management system.
The ITS is based on an advanced video analytics platform based on deep learning and allowing you to analyze saved videos or live broadcasts, identifying in real time various situations and models of human behavior, their actions, recording faces and emotions, recognizing objects and text.
Another element of the ITS ecosystem is a pedestrian crossing based on artificial intelligence, which allows you to prevent emergencies on the road: the camera recognizes the pedestrian's profile and the trajectory of his movement, the video stream is transmitted to the data processing center for processing by intelligent vision systems, after which the LED elements of the “pedestrian crossing” sign light up and the projection of the road crossing markings turns on.
It is also possible to receive up-to-date data on the situation on the roads in real time using unmanned systems. The drone port - a ground-based automated station for basing and launching civilian UAVs - allows you to track road traffic, collect data on the types of vehicles and their speed, and make quick decisions about optimizing the traffic process in order to improve the daily situation on highways. The flight control center consolidates flight assignments in order to obtain up-to-date information on the development of situations at facilities and monitor their development.
As part of the exhibition, Sitronics Group presented solutions for the aerospace industry. SPUTNIKS, a private space company that is part of it, built more than 120 civilian spacecraft in 2023. The exhibition featured a prototype of the Zorkiy-2M 12-unit small satellite for remote sensing of the Earth in four spectral ranges with a resolution of 2.5 meters, as well as a model of a CubeSat 3U satellite for monitoring marine vessels (AIS), tracking aircraft (ADS-B) and UAV movement, satellite Internet of Things (IoT) and the OrbiX educational spacecraft prototype kit.
“Possessing our own space technologies and IT competencies, we successfully develop digital services to provide data and analytics to Russian and foreign customers. Our developments are aimed at areas of civil application – control and monitoring of navigation, urban and industrial infrastructure, landscaping and construction, land, subsoil and forests, environmental conditions and fires,” summarized Nikolai Pozhidaev, President of Sitronics Group.
