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Paris traffic controller
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Static electronic controller designed for the city of Paris market from 1970.
This controller had a special programming to the Parisian standard (order by line). Only a small series was made due to its high cost.
Six copies were still in operation in Paris in 1989. The last was deposited in 1998, and is now kept in the collections of the professional heritage mission of the town hall of Paris.
ad in 1969
Grenoble winter olympics games in 1968
REMU traffic controller
The VETAG system, of Dutch origin, was a green transition facility system for priority vehicles and public transport.
Tests were carried out in Paris with RATP vehicles.
VETAG
A second version of the REMU controller was created in 1971 to equip medium-sized intersections.
The REMU 16 has a maximum capacity of 16 lights.
REMU 16
The Program Selector Calculator (CSP) was developed in 1969 to allow the implementation of green waves.
CSP
The Universal Modular Electronic Regulator (REMU) is a static electronic intersection controller developed in 1967.
It provided local micro-regulation slaved to central macro-regulation.
Two models existed:
- REMU 24
- REMU 64
More than 80 cities were equipped, including Nancy, Pau, Mulhouse, Le Mans, Le Havre and Cairo in Egypt.
REMU
The Industrial Society of Loth Processes (SIPL) was founded in Paris in 1921. Its activity then focused on radio guidance and the field of civil and military telecommunications.
In 1952, with the arrival of Philips in its capital, SIPL became TRT : Radioelectric and Telephone Telecommunications.
In 1967, following a call for tenders from the city of Grenoble, which was organizing the Winter Olympics the following year, TRT developed a universal modular electronic regulator (REMU) which was its first intersection controller. More than 80 cities will be equipped with it.
A specific controller for the city of Paris market was also created in 1970. The last one was filed in 1998.
In 1978, the road traffic activity of TRT was sold to Omera.
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