Building Tomorrow :
Innovating Today with KELTRON

Various E-governance projects aimed at leveraging digital technologies to enhance transparency, efficiency, and accessibility in government operations and services have been taken up by the unit. These initiatives include systems for digital payment platforms, and data-driven decision-making tools to improve citizen engagement and administrative processes. The Smart Garbage Monitoring System (SGMS) implemented by KELTRON focuses on improving waste management efficiency through technology.

The Fully Automated Traffic Enforcement System under the Safe Kerala Project was conceived by Keltron for the Kerala Motor Vehicles Department in 2019 with an aim to reduce the number fatalities in road accidents all over Kerala. The project involved the establishment of district control rooms all over Kerala, installation of fully automated enforcement devices based on AI, providing IT equipment like laptops for enforcement officers and the establishment of a master control room and datacentre for storage of enforcement data. A total of 726 enforcement systems have been functional under 14 district control rooms and the project and has been operational since 2023. During the first year of operations itself a 10% reduction in fatalities have been achieved in the state, mainly as an effect of implementation of the project.

The first major expressway in India has implemented a major Integrated Traffic Enforcement Project. The system is based on Speed Violation Detection Systems manufactured at Keltron Communication Complex. A total of 38 Speed Vioation Detection systems are installed in the stretch including 11 average speed detection systems as part of this project.

The Smart Garbage Monitoring System (SGMS) is a comprehensive digital solution developed to enhance waste management operations across the state. Aligned with the government’s vision for a clean, healthy, and resource-efficient society, SGMS utilizes modern technology to automate and streamline waste management functions. By integrating various stakeholders such as local self-government bodies, service providers, and citizens, SGMS ensures effective waste collection, segregation, recycling, and disposal, contributing to a sustainable future. The system offers an intuitive platform for monitoring, tracking, and improving waste management practices at both the community and state levels.

Key Features:

• Comprehensive Waste Management: SGMS automates waste collection, segregation, and recycling processes, ensuring effective management of organic and inorganic waste across the state.
• Mobile and Web Applications: Dedicated apps for service providers, customers, and officials enable real-time tracking, complaint resolution, and service monitoring, improving overall service quality.
• Data-Driven Insights: The system collects detailed data on waste generation, collection, and service performance, providing actionable insights for better planning and decision-making.
• Centralized and Decentralized Models: SGMS supports both centralized and decentralized waste management models, enabling optimized collection and processing of waste at different levels.
• Community Engagement: Through the Customer App, citizens can report issues, track waste collection schedules, and make payments, fostering active community participation in waste management initiatives.

The Chennai Smart City project, implemented by Keltron, launched its Command & Control Centre on December 1, 2020. It integrates modules like Smart Data Centre, Sensors, Messaging Boards, and Surveillance systems to enhance city management. This initiative includes Smart Poles and ICT-based Waste Management, supported by a robust fiber optic network, with ongoing operation and maintenance for 5 years to ensure sustained urban efficiency and resilience.

The first Smart City ITMS Project in Kerala was implemented by Keltron. Area Traffic Controllers of Keltron make are used for the complete traffic management of the city. A total of 39 Surveillance Cameras 44 Traffic Violation Cameras, 4 Red Light Violation Systems and 5 VMS Boards  are installed as part of this project and connected to the Integrated Command and Control Centre at Kochi. The O&M of the project is also executed by the unit.