Vision-based traffic analytics | Private beta
LaneLogic
LaneLogic turns existing intersection camera footage into reviewable turning movement counts on your own computer. Define the movements, run computer-vision analysis locally, inspect vehicle paths, and export professional count tables without sending raw video to a cloud processor.
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Raw video stays local
Process intersection footage on your computer instead of uploading it to a third-party cloud service.
Define what gets counted
Draw the turning movements, choose the supported vehicle classes, and shape the study around the intersection you are reviewing.
Customisable exports
Prepare professional XLSX, CSV, PDF, and text outputs with study metadata, intervals, movement totals, and review-ready tables.
Public beta
Opening LaneLogic to more traffic study teams
The public beta is planned for July 2026. It will focus on the core turning movement count workflow: study setup, local processing, review, and export.
Public beta planned for July 2026
Try the desktop workflow on real turning movement count studies while the product is still being refined.
Built for professional review
Focus areas include export reliability, movement setup, model quality, and defensible count outputs.
Feedback from transportation teams
Beta feedback will shape speed studies, safety studies, multiple-intersection support, and improved models.
The workflow
From intersection video to reviewable TMCs
LaneLogic is designed for transportation engineers, consultants, municipalities, and researchers who need more than a black-box count. It keeps the workflow transparent, from movement definition to vehicle paths, interval volumes, and final exports.
Create the study
Import intersection footage, enter project metadata, and define the approaches and turning movements you want counted.
Process locally
LaneLogic detects, tracks, and assigns vehicles to user-defined movement paths on your own machine, without requiring raw video upload.
Review and export
Check visual overlays, inspect movement volumes, and export count data to XLSX, CSV, PDF, or text formats.
Results and review
Counts you can check, explain, and deliver
LaneLogic is built for engineering review, not just automatic output. Use visual overlays, movement paths, and structured exports to understand how counts were produced before they leave your desk.
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See whether LaneLogic fits your traffic study workflow
Review the setup process, movement editor, local processing workflow, and export options before trying LaneLogic on a real intersection study.