Yangon Transport Minister U Aung Khin and Yangon Traffic Police Chiefs inspecting LTI's products
U Zaw Win (CEO) of ACM and Mr. Ricky (South & Central Asia Regional Manager) from Laser Tech explaining LTI's products
Laser Tech and ACM host a traffic safety seminar on LTI products. It was held at the Sedona Hotel Yangon, Dagon Room at 10am this morning 30th May 2013.
It was attended byYangon transport minister U Aung Khin, Police chiefs and many news reporters from media communities.
Laser Technology Inc (USA) arrived in Myanmar!
Laser Technology Inc. (LTI) is a USA company devoted to the design and manufacture of innovative laser-based speed and distance measurement instruments, using ISO compliant and continuous improvement techniques. LTI maintain an intense focus on providing laser measurement technologies which address real world needs and applications, including speed enforcement, accident investigation, forestry, mining, utilities and surveying, to name just a few.
From speed enforcement to crash scene investigations, LTI's laser-based equipment has been used for years by law enforcement agencies around the world. LTI lasers are also used for tailgating enforcement, photo/video-based speed enforcement, statistical data collection and general measurements for SWAT and HAZMAT.
Lidar, which stands for light detection and ranging, is truly LTI specialty. LTI revolutionized speed enforcement with the introduction of the very first laser speed device called the LTI 20/20 Marksman. This was a major breakthrough for the law enforcement community because they were now able to pinpoint a particular vehicle in dense traffic and had equipment that was unaffected by radar detectors.
Speeding has always been the leading cause of accidents and deaths on our highways, which makes LTI proud to have developed technology that may deter habitual violators from speeding. Simply put, LTI technology ultimately helps save lives.
Lidar, which stands for light detection and ranging, is truly LTI specialty. LTI revolutionized speed enforcement with the introduction of the very first laser speed device called the LTI 20/20 Marksman. This was a major breakthrough for the law enforcement community because they were now able to pinpoint a particular vehicle in dense traffic and had equipment that was unaffected by radar detectors.
Speeding has always been the leading cause of accidents and deaths on our highways, which makes LTI proud to have developed technology that may deter habitual violators from speeding. Simply put, LTI technology ultimately helps save lives.
Aye Chan Myittar (ACM) have the honour to be chosen as exclusive distributor/dealer for Myanmar market. ACM is one of the leading telecom and security company based in Yangon, Myanmar.
On 27th May 2013 2:30pm ACM presented LTI products at the Mandalay City Hall to Mandalay transport minister U Kyaw San, Mandalay Traffic Police Chief v-Pol; Col. Aung Ko Oo and Mandalay Council Chief U Myo Aung. They were all impressed by the quality and accuracy of LTI products.
On 28th May 2013 9:30am ACM presented LTI products at the Naypidaw Traffic Police Head Office. It was attended by Highway Police Commander Pol; Col. Nay Win and Naypidaw Traffic Police Chief Pol; Col. Kyaw Htwe. On the same day afternoon 2:30pm we were instructed by Highway Police commander Nay Win to conduct a real road test using LTI products on Yangon Mandalay Highway. Highway police force successfully arrested 10 vehicles exceeding speed limit with the help from LTI products.
On 30th May 2013 11am ACM host a traffic safety seminar at the Sedona Hotel Yangon in Dagon Room. It was attended by Yangon transport minister U Aung Khin and Yangon Traffic Police chiefs and many journalists from media communities. The seminar was a success and everyone wanted to see LTI products on the road of Yangon and Highway in order to help reduce the accidents. For more information please contact ACM see their website on www.acm-ip.com
