Position
Reports its GPS position on a schedule and immediately when it moves.
Locate the work zone
LaneWarden Marker
Location beacon for the start and end of the work zone
In every kitCorridor backbone
Overview
A GPS beacon on a drum or barricade at the start and end of the work zone, so the published work zone matches the road, and staff get an alert if the device is moved or knocked over.
Navigation apps and connected vehicles read the WZDx feed. Marker makes sure the start and end of the work zone in that feed move when the work zone moves.
What it does
Marker at work
Tip and impact alarm
Alerts staff if the drum or barricade it rides on is struck or knocked over.
See the work zone limits in the WZDx feed, with the same rules the system runs.
Open in the demoSpecifications
Design values
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Position accuracy | About 2 mRequirement: within 10 ft |
| Alarms | Tip and impact |
| Communications | LTE-M |
| Power | Internal battery, reports on a schedule and on alarm |
In the WZDx feed
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Work zone start and end locations.
How it reports
A self-contained cellular tracker with its own battery. It reports its position on a schedule and at once when it is moved, tipped or struck.
Works with
Related devices
Locate the work zone
LaneWarden Arrow Link
Connected kit for the contractor's arrow board
A connected kit fitted to the contractor's arrow board. It reports the board's pattern and position, so Command and the WZDx feed show the lane closure without anyone calling it in.
Corridor backbone
Inform drivers
LaneWarden Entry Alert
Warning for trucks entering the highway
A radar on the haul road or access watches for trucks about to enter the highway. When one approaches, beacons on a TRUCKS ENTERING WHEN FLASHING sign 500 ft upstream flash for 30 to 45 seconds.
Corridor backbone
Next step
Planning a work zone that needs to be smart?
Tell us about the corridor, the schedule and the specification. We will walk you through how the system would be laid out and run.