Toronto Transit Commission Awards Gatekeeper Automated Streetcar Enforcement System Contract
Gatekeeper Systems (TSXV: GSI) (OTC Pink: GKPRF) has been awarded an Automated Streetcar Enforcement System (ASES) pilot contract by the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC). The contract, valued at approximately $460,000, involves deploying AI-assisted video analytics for incident detection, license plate capture, and automated ticket processing on four streetcars.
The ASES system will enforce regulations requiring motorists to stop behind streetcars when passenger doors are open, using video-based evidence capture and automated ticketing. This initiative aims to enhance passenger safety in mixed-traffic conditions where passengers must cross traffic lanes to board streetcars.
The TTC, serving approximately 1.7 million daily commuters, is Canada's largest public transit system and North America's third-largest. The implementation of ASES represents a technological solution to address frequent instances of vehicles illegally passing streetcars with open doors.
Gatekeeper Systems (TSXV: GSI) (OTC Pink: GKPRF) ha ricevuto un contratto pilota per un Sistema di Enforcement dei Tram Automatizzato (ASES) dalla Commissione dei Trasporti di Toronto (TTC). Il contratto, del valore di circa $460.000, prevede l'implementazione di analisi video assistite da intelligenza artificiale per la rilevazione di incidenti, la cattura di targhe e il processamento automatico dei biglietti su quattro tram.
Il sistema ASES farà rispettare le normative che obbligano gli automobilisti a fermarsi dietro ai tram quando le porte dei passeggeri sono aperte, utilizzando la cattura di prove basata su video e la segnalazione automatica delle infrazioni. Questa iniziativa mira a migliorare la sicurezza dei passeggeri in condizioni di traffico misto, dove i passeggeri devono attraversare le corsie di traffico per salire sui tram.
La TTC, che serve circa 1,7 milioni di pendolari giornalieri, è il più grande sistema di trasporti pubblici del Canada e il terzo più grande del Nord America. L'implementazione dell'ASES rappresenta una soluzione tecnologica per affrontare le frequenti infrazioni da parte dei veicoli che passano illegalmente accanto ai tram con le porte aperte.
Gatekeeper Systems (TSXV: GSI) (OTC Pink: GKPRF) ha sido adjudicado un contrato piloto para un Sistema de Aplicación Automatizado para Tranvías (ASES) por la Comisión de Transporte de Toronto (TTC). El contrato, valorado en aproximadamente $460,000, implica el despliegue de análisis de video asistidos por inteligencia artificial para la detección de incidentes, captura de matrículas y procesamiento automático de multas en cuatro tranvías.
El sistema ASES hará cumplir las regulaciones que exigen a los automovilistas detenerse detrás de los tranvías cuando las puertas para pasajeros estén abiertas, utilizando la captura de evidencia basada en video y la emisión automática de multas. Esta iniciativa tiene como objetivo mejorar la seguridad de los pasajeros en condiciones de tráfico mixto, donde los pasajeros deben cruzar los carriles de tráfico para abordar los tranvías.
La TTC, que sirve a aproximadamente 1.7 millones de viajeros diarios, es el sistema de transporte público más grande de Canadá y el tercero más grande de América del Norte. La implementación de ASES representa una solución tecnológica para abordar las frecuentes instancias de vehículos que pasan ilegalmente junto a los tranvías con las puertas abiertas.
Gatekeeper Systems (TSXV: GSI) (OTC Pink: GKPRF)는 토론토 교통위원회(TTC)로부터 자동화된 트램 단속 시스템(ASES) 시범 계약을 체결했습니다. 이 계약은 약 $460,000의 가치를 지니며, 4대의 트램에 대한 사고 감지, 번호판 캡처 및 자동 티켓 처리에 AI 지원 비디오 분석을 배포하는 것을 포함합니다.
ASES 시스템은 승객 출입문이 열려 있을 때 자동차 운전자가 트램 뒤에 정차하도록 요구하는 규정을 집행하며, 비디오 기반 증거 캡처 및 자동 티켓 발급을 이용합니다. 이 제안은 승객이 트램에 탑승하기 위해 교차로를 지나야 하는 혼합 교통 상황에서 승객의 안전을 강화하는 것을 목표로 합니다.
TTC는 약 170만 명의 하루 통근자를 수송하며 캐나다의 가장 큰 대중교통 시스템이자 북미에서 세 번째로 큰 시스템입니다. ASES의 도입은 승객 출입문이 열려 있는 트램을 불법으로 지나치는 빈번한 사례에 대한 기술적 해결책을 제공합니다.
Gatekeeper Systems (TSXV: GSI) (OTC Pink: GKPRF) a obtenu un contrat pilote pour un Système Automatisé de Contrôle des Tramways (ASES) de la Commission de Transport de Toronto (TTC). Le contrat, d'une valeur d'environ 460 000 $, implique le déploiement d'analyses vidéo assistées par intelligence artificielle pour la détection d'incidents, la capture de plaques d'immatriculation et le traitement automatisé des contraventions sur quatre tramways.
Le système ASES fera respecter les réglementations exigeant que les automobilistes s'arrêtent derrière les tramways lorsque les portes des passagers sont ouvertes, en utilisant la capture de preuves vidéo et la délivrance automatique de contraventions. Cette initiative vise à améliorer la sécurité des passagers dans des conditions de circulation mixte où les passagers doivent traverser les voies de circulation pour monter à bord des tramways.
La TTC, qui dessert environ 1,7 million de navetteurs quotidiens, est le plus grand système de transport public du Canada et le troisième plus grand d'Amérique du Nord. La mise en œuvre de l'ASES représente une solution technologique pour faire face aux nombreuses situations où des véhicules passent illégalement devant des tramways avec des portes ouvertes.
Gatekeeper Systems (TSXV: GSI) (OTC Pink: GKPRF) wurde ein Pilotvertrag für ein Automatisiertes Straßenbahnüberwachungssystem (ASES) von der Toronto Verkehrsbehörde (TTC) zugesprochen. Der Vertrag hat einen Wert von etwa $460.000 und umfasst den Einsatz von KI-unterstützter Videoanalyse zur Erkennung von Vorfällen, Kennzeichenerfassung und automatisierter Ticketbearbeitung bei vier Straßenbahnen.
Das ASES-System wird Vorschriften durchsetzen, die vorschreiben, dass Fahrzeuge hinter Straßenbahnen halten müssen, wenn die Fahrgasttüren geöffnet sind, wobei video-basierte Beweissicherung und automatisiertes Ticketing verwendet wird. Diese Initiative zielt darauf ab, die Sicherheit der Fahrgäste in Mischverkehrsbedingungen zu verbessern, in denen Passagiere die Fahrstreifen überqueren müssen, um in die Straßenbahnen einzusteigen.
Die TTC befördert täglich etwa 1,7 Millionen Pendler und ist das größte öffentliche Verkehrsnetz Kanadas und das drittgrößte in Nordamerika. Die Implementierung von ASES stellt eine technologische Lösung dar, um häufigen Fällen entgegenzuwirken, in denen Fahrzeuge illegal Straßenbahnen mit offenen Türen überholen.
- Secured $460,000 contract with North America's third-largest transit system
- Entry into Canadian market with major transit authority
- Potential for expansion beyond initial four-streetcar pilot deployment
- Initial deployment to only four streetcars
- Contract value relatively small for a public company
AI-assisted video analytics and automated ticketing solution for the third largest public transit system in North America
Abbotsford, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - February 5, 2025) - Gatekeeper Systems Inc. (TSXV: GSI) (OTC Pink: GKPRF) ("Gatekeeper" or the "Company"), a leader in intelligent video and data solutions for public transportation and smart cities, is pleased to announce the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) has awarded Gatekeeper its Automated Streetcar Enforcement System (ASES) pilot contract.
ASES is a video-based evidence capture and automated ticketing solution for enforcement of motorists that fail to stop for streetcars when the passenger doors are open. Gatekeeper will deploy its proprietary AI-assisted video analytics for incident detection, license plate capture, and automated ticket processing. The ASES pilot contract is for initial deployment on four streetcars and is valued at approximately
The TTC operates streetcar routes in mixed-traffic conditions and certain stops require passengers to cross traffic lanes to board streetcars. Motorists are required by law to stop behind a streetcar once its doors are open, and regulations now allow the use of video to monitor and automatically enforce traffic violations against streetcars.
"Safety is our top concern, and every day, we hear about dozens of instances of cars passing open streetcar doors in mixed traffic with no regard for the safety of our customers," said TTC CEO Greg Percy. "We look forward to working with Gatekeeper Systems to develop a new, industry-leading technological solution to address that."
"We are delighted to work with the TTC on this important initiative to improve passenger safety," said Doug Dyment, Gatekeeper's President and CEO. "Protecting people in transit is our corporate mission and we are very proud to add Canada's largest public transit system to our growing list of transit customers."
The Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) is a city agency that provides public transit services to approximately 1.7 million daily commuters in Toronto and from surrounding municipalities. The TTC's mandate is to establish, operate and maintain the local passenger transportation system in the city of Toronto, which is the largest public transit system in Canada and the third largest in North America.
About Gatekeeper Systems Inc.
Gatekeeper is a leading provider of intelligent video and data solutions designed to provide a safer transportation environment for children, passengers, and public safety personnel on multiple transportation modes. The Company uses AI, video analytics, and Mobile Data Collectors to interconnect public transportation assets within a Smart City ecosystem. The Company's Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) business model is centered around wirelessly enabled Mobile Data Collectors which forms the foundation of the Company's data company evolution. www.gatekeeper-systems.com
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