MANGOUrban Traffic Management Platform
Manage and Go
MANGO is a next-generation urban traffic management platform that enables traffic systems and sensors across a city to be monitored, analyzed, managed, and controlled through a single web-based interface.
Junctions, cameras, Variable Message Signs, Bluetooth sensors, Floating Car Data sources, GPS systems, magnetic detectors, and other traffic technologies can be brought together within a common management environment on MANGO.
Next-Generation Urban Traffic Management Platform
MANGO is traffic management software that integrates different traffic systems used in cities on a common digital map and web interface. It collects information from field devices and data sources in a centralized environment.
Thanks to its digital map-based architecture, MANGO makes the current status of the urban traffic network centrally visible. It enables operators to communicate with field systems 24/7, intervene remotely at junctions, review traffic data, and perform analyses based on historical data.
With its flexible and scalable architecture, MANGO can be used not only for dynamic junction management, but also for traffic analysis, incident management, corridor management, driver information, fleet tracking, and various smart city applications.
From the field to the center in six steps
MANGO modules
MANGO is a flexible platform composed of modules that can be added according to different needs.
Key Features
Advantages
MANGO brings field traffic systems together in a common center, making urban traffic management more visible, measurable, and manageable.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does MANGO do? +
MANGO enables junctions, cameras, sensors, Variable Message Signs, and other traffic systems across the city to be monitored, analyzed, managed, and controlled through a single web-based interface.
Is MANGO used only for junction management? +
No. MANGO can be used in applications such as dynamic junction management, traffic analysis, camera management, Bluetooth-based travel analysis, fleet management, barrier management, incident management, and integrated corridor management.
Is MANGO web-based? +
Yes. MANGO has a web-based user interface and digital map infrastructure.
Can MANGO intervene remotely at junctions? +
Yes. Authorized users can monitor junction operating status, upload signal programs, change operating modes, and intervene remotely when necessary.
Which data sources does MANGO use? +
MANGO can work with Floating Car Data, smart cameras, GPS data, magnetic detectors, Bluetooth sensors, junction systems, and other real-time traffic data sources.
Can MANGO analyze historical traffic data? +
Yes. Archived data can be analyzed according to selected time intervals, allowing traffic density, travel behavior, junction performance, and incident distributions to be examined.
Does MANGO display traffic density on the map? +
Yes. Real-time traffic data can be displayed on the digital map by road section and density level.
Can MANGO manage Variable Message Signs? +
Yes. Authorized users can prepare VMS messages through MANGO and send them to selected signs.
Can MANGO manage cameras? +
Yes. Traffic camera images, locations, connection statuses, and fault conditions can be monitored through MANGO. Camera movements can be managed remotely on compatible systems.
Is MANGO a modular system? +
Yes. MANGO is a modular and scalable platform to which different applications can be added according to need.
How does MANGO work with CENTRIS? +
CENTRIS evaluates sensor data at the junction and communicates with the junction controller. MANGO establishes centralized communication with CENTRIS and the junctions, enabling them to be monitored, programmed, and managed remotely.
How does MANGO contribute to urban traffic management? +
MANGO brings traffic systems together in a single center, provides real-time traffic visibility, supports historical data analysis, and enables centralized intervention in traffic incidents.