Kapsch TrafficCo, an international provider of transportation solutions for sustainable mobility with successful projects in more than 50 countries around the world, recently announced an important certification that establishes them as one of the key players in driving mobility.
This is the OmniAir certification for its Janus Multi-Protocol 4.1 Reader, the latest in a line of Kapsch TrafficCom products to receive the recognition.
The solution meets the high standards of the OmniAir Consortium, an association that promotes interoperability and certification for ITS, tolling and connected vehicles.
Reader Attributes
The Janus MPR 4.1 Multi-Protocol UHF RFID Reader is a single-lane transponder reader that enables wireless toll road processing with a high level of accuracy, allowing toll road operators to reliably capture revenue.
Janus multi-protocol readers are based on a flexible architecture to provide scalable systems and are compatible with all major North American industry toll protocols.
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On the certification, JB Kendrick, President North America for Kapsch TrafficCom, noted that it reaffirms the commitment to security and excellence in providing state-of-the-art solutions to its customers and partners.
“Our product meets the highest standards, enabling seamless and secure tolling experiences. I am delighted that we have achieved this demanding certification for yet another Kapsch TrafficCom product,” she said.
Prestigious Distinction
The significance of the certification for Kapsch lies in the fact that OmniAir Consortium is the leading industry association promoting the interoperability and certification of connected vehicles, ITS and payment systems for transportation.
OmniAir members include public agencies, private companies, research institutions and independent testing laboratories.
The Consortium was founded in 2004 to drive the deployment of interoperable, standards-based wireless transportation technologies that improve the mobility, safety and efficiency of ground transportation networks.
