Recon application · Integrated suite

Video Incident Detection
and Enforcement System

NHAI compliant enforcement suite

Brings speed monitoring, incident alerts, and traffic counting into a single dashboard. Built for highway authorities who need one dashboard to manage multiple road sites, alerts, and reports.

3-in-1Speed, Incidents, And Counts
Multi-siteCentral Monitoring
LiveAlert And Data Sync
India-readyBuilt For Local Roads
What is bundled

Three systems that stop duplicating each other.

When procured separately, speed, incident and classification systems mean three vendors, three sets of cabling and three versions of the truth. VIDES runs all three on the same Recon hardware, reporting into one control layer.

VSDS speed enforcement on Recon
Enforce

VSDS

Government Certified (NATRAX) speed enforcement to 230 km/h with radar measurement and zero-blur plate capture.

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VIDS incident detection on Recon
Detect

VIDS

Eight incident types detected on-device in under two seconds, from wrong-way driving to fallen debris.

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ATCC traffic counting on Recon
Measure

ATCC

Class-wise counting across 18+ IRC classes at 99.9% accuracy, around the clock.

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Deployments

Where teams use it

Deployed across highways, cities, and operations centers. Built for the conditions teams face on the ground.

State highway command center
01

State highway command centers

Give state teams one dashboard to monitor incidents and violations statewide.

Integrated enforcement programs
02

Integrated enforcement programs

Run speed, incident, and traffic analytics together under one operations workflow.

NHAI Smart highway projects
03

NHAI Smart highway projects

Connect field systems across a corridor for modern, data-led highway management.

Multi-corridor operations
04

Multi-corridor operations

Manage alerts, reports, and site health across many highway sections at once.

FAQs

Frequently asked questions

What is VIDES?

VIDES is the complete, integrated system that combines VSDS (speed detection), VIDS (incident detection), ATCC (traffic counting), and ANPR (plate recognition) on a single gantry. It is the system specified in NHAI's 2023 circular.

Why does NHAI require VIDES instead of separate systems?

The 2023 circular mandates co-locating all four functionalities on one gantry every 10 km. This reduces infrastructure costs, enables shared sensor use, simplifies maintenance, and provides a unified data pipeline.

What does a single VIDES gantry do?

It detects overspeeding and violations (VSDS), identifies incidents like accidents and fallen objects (VIDS), counts and classifies every vehicle (ATCC), and reads every number plate (ANPR). All from one installation.

How does it connect to the command centre?

All gantry data flows to the EdgeTrack centralized dashboard via fibre or internet. Operators see violations, incidents, traffic data, and device health in one unified view.

How are challans generated?

Violations detected at the gantry are sent to EdgeTrack for officer validation. Approved violations are pushed to NIC for automated e-challan generation and delivery to the vehicle owner.

What is the deployment interval?

NHAI specifies VIDES gantries every 10 km on both sides of the highway. Each gantry covers all lanes including shoulder portions.

Can the AI models be updated remotely?

Yes. The NHAI circular requires the ability to continuously update cameras with improved AI models and newer incident types remotely, without physical changes to the hardware setup.

What certifications are required?

VIDES deployments require NATRAX certification for speed detection, STQC certification for security, NIC integration for e-challan, and compliance with the full NHAI 2023 technical specification. Stellarview meets all of these.

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