NoTraffic compared with XVision
See Beyond The Intersection.
NoTraffic focuses on connected signalised intersections. XVision can work alongside intersection systems while Command builds a wider location record from CCTV, connected data, surveys and observations across the road network.
The XVision difference
One location. Every source connected.
Use what you have
Use the intersection platform for the job it already performs. Use Command to understand the wider location and add Scout, EagleEye or Outpost only where more observation or operational capability is required.
Command is the location-centric software layer. It brings together existing CCTV, uploaded video, connected vehicle data and third-party transport data with Scout, EagleEye and Outpost. Come back to the location to see what happened, what changed and whether it worked.
Where XVision adds capability
01 / CONNECT
Connect before replacing.
Bring available CCTV, video and transport data into Command and preserve the value of existing intersection infrastructure.
02 / UNDERSTAND
Observe the missing locations.
Use Scout for school zones, parking, shared paths and local-road investigations, temporarily or for the longer term.
03 / ACT
Operate where conditions change.
Use EagleEye for permanent infrastructure interaction or Outpost for temporary safety and incident operations.
Buying guide
Compare the best-fit approach.
Connected-intersection platforms are well suited to signal operations. XVision adds a location-centric layer for physical observation, evidence and temporary or permanent intelligence wherever the agency needs more visibility.
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Directional buying guide based on publicly described capabilities and common deployment patterns. Confirm coverage, integrations, accuracy, retention and service levels for your requirements.
Location coverage planning session
Fill the visibility gaps.
Bring one location your intersection systems cannot fully explain. Leave with the right data source, deployment and evidence-to-outcome workflow.
