Cleanliness
Fly-tipping, bulky waste next to bins, overflowing containers. Recurring spots become visible and street cleaning can go there on purpose.
Street sweepers, refuse trucks and service cars drive through the streets every day. A camera on board detects fly-tipping, skips in the street and damaged signs. A person reviews every event before it goes to the defect reporting portal or your case system.
One concrete process is enough to get started.
Fly-tipping, bulky waste next to bins, overflowing containers. Recurring spots become visible and street cleaning can go there on purpose.
Skips, scaffolding and barriers in the street are matched against your permits. If a permit is missing, the responsible office gets a notice.
For municipalities with scan cars: matching against digital parking permits and a review screen for the enforcement officer. No ticket without a human review.
Potholes and damaged or covered traffic signs as additional event types on the same trips.
The camera suggests, a person decides: confirm, reject or re-check on the next trip. Every decision is logged with name and time.
In 2026 our team developed a platform for camera events from vehicles. For your town we reuse the technology and adapt event types, review rules and handover to your processes.
Events and tracks of the vehicles come together in one platform, with a map and the status of each vehicle.
A catalogue from parking on green spaces to winter service, waste and lighting to road damage. Each type is assigned a detection method: geodata, object detection, image analysis or road surface.
Review screen for people, an interface to the client’s system, a log of every action, test drives and a fault journal.
Faces and plates are blurred on board before any image leaves the vehicle. The only exception is parking, where the legal basis allows it.
Data and review stay in the EU. You set the retention periods, after that data is deleted.
We provide the description, data flows and deletion concept for your data protection impact assessment and the alignment with your data protection officer.
One camera on a vehicle that drives the route anyway. Installation together with a local partner.
Enough trips to see recurring spots and tune the review rules.
How many events, how many confirmed, how much review effort, and what changed afterwards for street cleaning or the public order office.
Tell us about a process that takes up your team’s time. We discuss where automation could help and what is needed to define the next step.
Which vehicles drive regularly in your town, and which topic matters most: waste, special use permits, parking or road condition?
HEINRICH SCHNEIDER / DDC
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