Height Analysis Systems for Freight Corridors

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Height analysis systems for freight corridors are technological solutions that use sensors (such as LiDAR, 3D cameras, or laser scanners) and data processing to measure, monitor, and analyze the vertical clearance profiles along transport corridors—roads, rail lines, bridges, and tunnels—to ensure safety, efficiency, and uninterrupted flow of freight traffic while preventing collisions with overhead structures.

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