CCTV Expertise for Public Transportation
Smart CCTV Systems for Public Transportation
People rely on buses and trains to get them safely to their destinations every day, whether on their way to work in the morning, after school in the afternoon, or late at night on their way home.
Behind the scenes, many systems work together to make this possible. Cameras monitor the passenger compartment and relevant areas of the vehicle. A recorder processes and stores video data. Passenger counting systems track boardings and alightings. Interfaces connect components to one another and make information available where it’s needed.
What remains virtually invisible to passengers is a complex interplay of hardware, software, and communication.
This is exactly where our CCTV expertise comes in.
We take a holistic approach to CCTV. Instead of focusing on individual components, we look at the entire system and take into account the specific requirements of local public transit. The result: perfectly tailored technology solutions for reliable and efficient operations.
CCTV as a Complete System
A reliable CCTV system isn’t built on a single component. Only when cameras, recorders, data storage devices, interfaces, and other systems work together seamlessly can a solution be created that transit agencies can rely on in their day-to-day operations.
That’s why we take a holistic approach to CCTV.
Our broad portfolio allows for a variety of system configurations and can be tailored to specific vehicles, fleets, and individual requirements.

AIMECAM: See what’s happening inside the vehicle
Various cameras monitor relevant areas inside and outside the vehicle. These may include the passenger compartment, entry and exit areas, the driver’s station, or the vehicle’s surroundings.
Modern IP-based camera technology forms the foundation for high-resolution, networked CCTV architectures.

BOP G5 (MNVR): The Heart of Our CCTV System
This is where all the information comes together: Mobile network video recorders handle the processing and recording of camera data, making them a central component of the vehicle.
Depending on the system architecture, multiple cameras and other components are connected to one another and integrated into a high-performance system.

iCount: From Movement to Valuable Data
Who’s getting on? Who’s getting off? How is ridership trending?
With iCount, the CCTV system is enhanced with automatic passenger counting. This provides valuable information, in addition to the security infrastructure, for more efficient public transportation.
Passenger flows become visible, and the data can help, for example, to better align capacity and service offerings with actual usage.

Ethernet Switches, Networking, and Interfaces
Ethernet switches, network components, data storage, service and diagnostic capabilities, and interfaces to other vehicle systems ensure that many individual components come together to form a networked solution.
One bus. Many components. One system.

Our CCTV Development
Traditional video recording is increasingly becoming part of a smart, connected system landscape.
Terms such as “Connected CCTV,” “IP Video,” “Video Analytics,” “Edge Intelligence,” and “Smart Mobility” represent a trend in which video technology can do more than just record.
- IP-based CCTV architectures
- Video analytics and intelligent event detection
- Edge computing and in-vehicle processing
- Passenger counting and data-driven occupancy analysis
- Connected vehicles and fleet networking; efficient video compression with H.265
- Standardized interfaces such as ONVIF and ITxPT
- Cybersecurity and controlled access rights
- Remote diagnostics and predictive maintenance
Be sure to check out our ACTIA Railway Solutions as well.

