CENTRISDynamic Junction Control Unit
Everything Under Control
CENTRIS is a multifunctional Dynamic Junction Control Unit that enables junctions to be managed according to traffic conditions, signal timings to be adjusted, and field equipment to be monitored remotely.
Thanks to its high processing power, it evaluates data received from different traffic sensors in real time and runs control algorithms developed specifically for each junction.
Dynamic Junction Control Unit
Compatible with the VIERO Vehicle Counting System, loop detectors, RFID systems, magnetometers, and other sensors that generate density data, CENTRIS adjusts traffic signal timings according to vehicle count and traffic density data. It thereby contributes to reducing vehicle waiting times at traffic signals and managing junction flow more effectively.
CENTRIS operates in integration with the MANGO Traffic Management Center. Signal programs prepared through MANGO can be uploaded remotely to CENTRIS, the operating status of the junction can be monitored, and necessary interventions can be performed from the center.
From sensor to center in six steps
Ecosystem Connection
CENTRIS capabilities
CENTRIS provides an integrated control layer extending from field sensors to the center.
Key Features
Advantages
CENTRIS provides an integrated control structure extending from field sensors to the traffic management center.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does CENTRIS do? +
CENTRIS evaluates vehicle count and density data received from traffic sensors and adjusts traffic signal timings according to current traffic conditions. It also enables junctions to be monitored and managed remotely.
Which sensors can CENTRIS work with? +
CENTRIS can work with the VIERO Vehicle Counting System, loop detectors, RFID systems, magnetometers, and other traffic sensors that generate density data.
Does CENTRIS directly control the traffic signals? +
CENTRIS evaluates traffic data and generates timing and operating decisions. These decisions are transmitted to the junction controller, which operates the traffic signals.
How does CENTRIS work with MANGO? +
Signal programs prepared through MANGO can be uploaded remotely to CENTRIS. The junction operating mode, timings, signal groups, fault information, and connection status can be monitored and managed through MANGO.
Can CENTRIS be controlled remotely? +
Yes. The junction operating mode and timings can be changed remotely, additional time can be assigned to a specific direction, and programs can be uploaded to the junction controller.
Does CENTRIS report power outages to the center? +
Yes. Information about a power outage at the junction can be transmitted to the traffic management center through CENTRIS.
Does CENTRIS support priority vehicle passage? +
Yes. CENTRIS supports priority passage scenarios for defined vehicles or transportation modes.
Can CENTRIS give priority to trams and pedestrians? +
Yes. The system supports prioritizing tram and pedestrian crossings within the junction signal program.
Can CENTRIS coordinate multiple junctions? +
Yes. It supports coordinated vehicle and pedestrian passage between junctions along a corridor.
What is the relationship between CENTRIS and CHAOS? +
CENTRIS is one of the core control components of the CHAOS Dynamic Junction Control System. It evaluates density data received from VIERO or other sensors, enables traffic signal timings to be adjusted, and communicates with MANGO.