First AI-based video analytics system for railroad crossing safety deployed

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Nokia has deployed its first AI-based video analytics system designed to improve railroad crossing safety in Europe. The system, dubbed Scene Analytics, was field tested in collaboration with railway safety company Schweizer Electronics and Baselland Transport (BLT). It was installed in the Swiss municipality of Münchenstein.

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