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In the series of articles labeled "R&D," we invite you to delve deeper into the research projects we're developing at Altametris. In this article, discover the research project focusing on the automatic detection of objects near and on railway tracks.
The national railway network is extensive, and conducting an inventory of objects of interest along the tracks is an extremely time-consuming task. It requires mobilizing numerous experts to identify various elements near the tracks.
Our AI R&D work involves analyzing railway videos and images (from satellites and photos) to detect and geolocate different categories of objects positioned along several tens of kilometers of tracks. In this way, we aim to automate their inventory.
We are experimenting with Machine Learning techniques along with various forms of software processing (classical algorithms, mathematical/matrix processes, geospatial intelligence), pushing them to their maximum capacity to provide detection solutions with the highest accuracy.
The image analysis systems resulting from our R&D are positioned on moving vehicles and detect the position of objects to transmit the information to the vehicle operator.
Whether it concerns the detection of objects near the tracks or the detection of risks and defects on the tracks, our algorithmic technologies have demonstrated favorable results in terms of research, identification, and localization:
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