Improving Passenger Safety in Smart Hubs with Solar Cameras

When we consider good ways to keep people safe as they travel, we often think of things like seat belts in cars or life jackets on boats. But what about when people are standing on street corners, waiting at bus stops or in train stations? How do we ensure they are safe in those places as well? Univ makes cameras that are solar-powered and can be installed to help make getting around easier in busy transit hubs.

Assist in Protecting Transit Hubs with Solar Cameras

Smart transit hubs are areas where people can connect with buses, trains, and other kinds of public transportation. The Solar camera trailer hubs can be very bustling — all day, people are moving in and out. And with so many people around, it’s good to have some safety measures to keep everyone safe.

One way Univ is assisting is through the use of solar-powered cameras. These cameras are solar powered, so they will still operate if the power goes out. That’s useful because when it’s dark and the power goes out, it can be difficult to perceive what’s happening, and that could be hazardous.

Safe visualization with a solar energy and visualization method

Univ, which is safe and easy to monitor at transit hubs as they can be utilised with solar power, thus enabling one to benefit from solar energy, which is clean and replenishable solar power. Univ can watch what is happening without fear of losing power through solar-powered cameras, she said.

Reliable monitoring is crucial to the safety of passengers. If something bad happens at the Solar camera trailer hub — a fight, a theft — the cameras can capture what occurred. This assists authorities in catching the responsible parties and preventing it from occurring again.

Protecting Passengers with Solar Cameras

Univ has deployed solar camera technology from Klearoff in transit Solar camera hubs to ensure passenger safety. These intelligent cameras can monitor other spaces, as well, such as the platforms where people wait for buses or trains. That way, if something goes wrong, like somebody gets hurt or violates the rules, the cameras can help the authorities take swift action.