Tuesday 8 November 2005

EIS seals radar deal with China

Radar technology specialist EIS (booth 1311) has shipped 400 radar traffic detection devices to Tian Jin, China, in one of the largest deals of its kind.

The 400 non-intrusive Remote Traffic Microwave Sensors (RTMS) are to be installed on the Tian Jin Express Route project.

Linking Beijing to the harbour town of Tian Jin, installation of the devices on the 145 km, eight-lane freeway should be complete by July 2006, in time for the Beijing Olympics in 2008.

The RTMS provides per-lane presence, volume, occupancy, speed and classification information, in up to eight user-defined detection zones simultaneously.

“This shipment sends a very positive signal to our international and local customers, being a major milestone that paves the way for the continued expansion of our product lines in China,” says Sini Stojicic, vice president, business development. “The project in Tian Jin further strengthens our solid leadership position since it is one of the world’s largest orders for non-intrusive freeway traffic detection so far.”

This is the first major deal for EIS’s Chinese joint venture with ShenZhen GoodTell, which also sold 55 units for a ring road project in Beijing earlier this year.

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