Cellint is a leading provider of cellular based detection solutions. Cellint's systems were deployed during the last year over thousands of miles and tens of BSCs in the US, Europe and Middle East, with excellent results and very satisfied customers. Cellint's cost-effective platform is used by cellular operators to optimize their RF performance and by road operators to manage vehicular traffic.
Cellint's TrafficSense continuously monitors traffic speeds, travel times and incidents in real time. It is the only cellular based traffic data collection system world wide which was tested and validated by objective third parties at controlled pilot environments, both in rural and urban areas. Read More »
NetEyes pinpoints the exact impact and cause for each RF problem in your network, saving 50% of the time and 80% of the test drives required to detect and solve repeating problems. Instead of optimizing network statistics, you can optimize network performance based on customers ' experience, thus achieving much better network while requiring much less resources . Read More »
Cellint is a global pioneer in providing detection solutions based on wireless networks. Cellint's proprietary, patented technology utilizes pattern matching analysis on anonymous, real-time data extracted from the signaling links of mobile networks for all active mobile phones. This cost-effective platform is used by cellular operators to optimize their RF performance and by road operators to manage vehicular traffic.
For each line of products, Cellint is focused on improving performance and abilities of its customers. Satisfied customers are our main goal, no matter how hard we have to work or how difficult is the challenge. Our customers find us a loyal partner, committed to their targets as much as they are.
For road traffic monitoring we provide the most cost effective and seamless solution, which is accurate enough for road management as well as for traveler information. Using floating car data over small intervals, TrafficSense provides incident detection similar to all types of road sensors, while producing highly accurate travel times, which only floating probe data can deliver. The performance of TrafficSense was validated by objective 3rd parties at several projects at blind tests.
On the wireless network optimization front, our system enables wireless operators to reach a new league of performance, while closing the gap between network statistics and actual subscribers' experience. RF engineers who use our system for network calibration are able to focus on the important problems and fix them quickly, while filtering the huge amount of sporadic problems, which in most cases can't be eliminated in a cost effective way. NetEyes has enabled cellular operators to diminish more than 50% of the repeating dropped calls on roads in most of its projects.
The strength of Cellint is based on a seasoned team of dedicated engineers and developers, with a lot of industry experience, who have proven their ability to deliver practical innovative solutions for the benefit of Cellint's partners and customers.
Cellint's systems were deployed during the last year over thousands of miles and tens of BSCs in the US, Europe and Middle East, with excellent results and very satisfied customers.
We challenge you to test us and our commitment for performance. We will not let you down!
Meet Cellint's representatives at the Mobile World Congress 2008 in Barcelona, February 11-14, 2008.
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Dec 17, 2007 – Cellint’s contract for covering part of metro area Atlanta was renewed by the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) after a successful independent evaluation. This is an unprecedented achievement since it’s the first commercial agreement of any cellular-based system in the US to be awarded such an extension.
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September 9, 2007 - Following NetEyes' significant contribution in solving persistent dropped calls problems, Cellcom Israel has selected Cellint's groundbreaking RF optimization solution to be deployed over its entire network.
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