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Our camera systems, including the proven Sidewinder series, are deployed in some of the most demanding traffic and transportation environments. Agencies rely on our technology for its dependable performance, consistent video quality, and resistance to harsh conditions. With minimal downtime and long-term value, our systems are trusted when it matters most. Don’t just take our word for it. See what our partners have to say.

I work in District 3 which covers Sacramento and Lake Tahoe regions and we have over 20 analog Sidewinder cameras that have been in operation for at least four years with zero maintenance issues. The camera and optics work very well.

Dean Campbell, CalTrans District 3 P.E. Transportation Engineer, Electrical

TxDOT does use the WTI SideWinder camera and we have experienced almost no negative issues when using this camera. The few times we have needed to call WTI for maintenance or technical support questions, they have been very responsive and always took care of our concerns in a timely manner. There have been almost no maintenance issues that we have dealt with for this camera.

Mitch Murrell, TxDOT ITS Analyst IV

The other day we had a bird make a perfect bombing run on one of our Sidewinder cameras installed on top of a 40 foot pole along the I-29 freeway. The location was difficult to get to so we just waited until the next rain storm and pointed the camera into the rain for a while and when the lens dried, there was no evidence of the dirty deed. Not even an outline or haze. Your hydrophilic self-cleaning glass technology is really impressive.

Gary Covey, KC Scout Technical Lead

TCD is installing new Sidewinder cameras at several construction locations throughout the Houston METRO area. I’m passing this information along because as we add more Sidewinder cameras this simple benefit can save TXDOT (Taxpayers) $$ thousands. A Preventative Maintenance just to clean a dirty camera glass at a Main Lane Closure location is a huge cost saving measure. As a camera gets dirty, just point it to the sky at night and give it a bath – in the morning put it back on the freeway and your back in business.

Gregory Hawkins, Traffic Control Devices ITS Project Manager