2026.2
Release date: June 17, 2026
This release extends the BMA family and the Control Center with new capabilities for Vision Quality, camera configuration, event logic, IO integration, and role management. It also includes improvements for tram classification, B101/B401 camera streams, user management, and Data Center exports.
BMA Family
Vision Quality
Vision Quality monitors whether the camera has a clear enough view for reliable operation. It detects common visual disturbance sources such as fog, sun glare, heavy rain or snow, blurred or unfocused images, unusually high brightness or contrast, camera artifacts or defects, dirty or covered lenses, objects blocking the view such as trees or leaves, spider webs, and very unusual installations the system was not trained for, such as an indoor ceiling view.
Examples of conditions that can reduce Vision Quality:
The Vision Quality metric is available in Device Health and supports fleet-level monitoring by highlighting devices where reliable operation may be affected by visibility issues.
The metric is shown in three ranges:
- Green: low probability of a visual disturbance source.
- Yellow: moderate probability of a visual disturbance source.
- Red: very high probability of a visual disturbance source; action required.
Vision Quality metric in Device Health.
For details, see Device Health.
Info
Product availability: BMA v2/v3, BMA TLC v2/v3, B101/B401, BMA Mobile, and BCA.
Digital Zoom
Digital Zoom allows the camera image to be adjusted to the relevant traffic area directly in the Control Center. Irrelevant image areas, such as sky, buildings, or surroundings outside the detection area, can be excluded from processing.
This can improve detection reliability and increase the effective detection distance because distant objects appear larger in the processed camera view. Existing event triggers are automatically adapted to the new zoom level, so configured ROIs and crossing lines remain aligned with the zoomed camera image.
Digital Zoom configuration in Camera settings.
For configuration details, see Digital zoom.
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Product availability: BMA v2/v3, BMA TLC v2/v3, B101/B401, BMA Mobile, and BCA.
Presence and Counting
The new Presence and Counting IO rule logic combines presence detection with a short counting pulse when a new matching object enters the ROI. This makes it possible to use one ROI both for continuous presence signaling and for counting objects passing through the configured area.
Each matching object is counted once when it enters the ROI. The output briefly toggles for 100 ms to generate an additional rising edge, allowing external systems to determine the number of detected vehicles by counting these rising edges.
Output signal comparison for Presence Only and Presence and Counting.
For an example configuration, see Adaptive Traffic Control.
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Product availability: BMA TLC v2/v3, BMC.
ROI OR Logic
ROI OR logic allows multiple rule conditions to be combined for one output signal. The output is active as soon as at least one rule condition is active. In the example shown, each rule condition becomes active when the occupancy state of the respective ROI is occupied.
This simplifies configurations where several detection areas should trigger the same output contact.
Custom rule with multiple OR conditions.
For configuration context, see Adaptive Traffic Control.
TLC Protocol XKOPMV
XKOPMV is an Ethernet-based protocol for interfacing with traffic light controllers. Each camera stream uses its own IP address and port, and up to 12 contacts can be defined for each stream.
XKOPMV IO connection settings.
For configuration details, see IO connection.
Info
Product availability: B101/B401, BMA TLC v3.
Improved Tram Classification
Tram classification has been improved for Traffic & Parking (Standard) and Traffic & Parking (Accuracy+) to provide more reliable classification results in supported traffic monitoring use cases.
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Product availability: BMA v2/v3, BMA TLC v2/v3, B101/B401, BMA Mobile, and BCA.
Control Center
Viewer Role
The new Viewer role provides read-only access to devices, device groups, device configurations, model configurations, event triggers, and Data Analytics. It covers the same areas as the User role, but does not allow configuration changes.
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The previous Viewer role has been renamed to Data Analytics Viewer. Its permissions remain unchanged; the new name makes its Data Analytics scope more explicit.
Read-only device view for users with the Viewer role.
Assigning the Viewer role in User management.
For role details, see User management.
Improvements
B101/B401
- Improved camera image stability when running the B101/B401 with multiple camera streams.
Control Center
- For administrators, the administration areas are now available directly in the sidebar. Monitoring & Alerts, License management, Device update, and User management are easier to find and access.
Administration areas in the Control Center sidebar.
- Notification banners in the Control Center, for example for available device updates, can now be dismissed manually or disappear automatically after a short time.
- Inviting new users in User management now works reliably.
- The camera frame now displays correctly in the Firefox browser.
Data Center
- The Excel export in Data Center has been stabilized and now completes reliably, including larger or more complex exports.
- Improved correctness of the results returned by the
moving_trafficlive API endpoint.
Documentation updates
- Update page: Control Center -> Devices -> Device Health (Vision Quality metric).
- Update page: Control Center -> Devices -> Configuration -> Digital zoom.
- Update page: Control Center -> Devices -> Configuration -> IO connection (BMC, Quido, XKOPMV).
- Update page: Control Center -> Devices -> Configuration -> Event Schema (
numberPlateImagefor Custom MQTT). - Update page: Solutions -> Adaptive Traffic Control (Presence and Counting).
- Update page: Control Center -> Administration -> User management (Viewer role).
- Update PDF support for BMA, BMA TLC, BMC, and B101/B401.














