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He introduced the world’s first speed measuring device and the first speed camera, the Gatsometer, in 1964 and the Gatso company was born in Haarlem, the Netherlands.

Sensys was founded in 1982 as a development company. The company expanded in 1987 when the Swedish police requested technology that could meet stringent requirements. Sensys won the procurement process, and they have been supplying systems to the Swedish Transport Administration ever since. Sensys changed its strategy in 2001 by accelerating development and began selling systems outside Sweden.

Sensys acquired Gatso in 2015, creating Sensys Gatso Group. Sensys Gatso Group is now the leading global provider of traffic safety solutions delivering systems, software and services primarily for automated traffic enforcement.

Our company milestones in road safety enforcement

» 2026 - Motiva by Sensys Gatso is launched, the future of mobile automated enforcement solution on the market.

» 2022 – Sensys Gatso is awarded a national contract for speed enforcement in Sweden covering delivery of traffic safety equipment and TraaS services

» 2020 - Successful completion of a distracted driving test to combat smartphone use while driving in cooperation with Dutch authorities.

» 2019 - Introduced section control on high-risk secondary roads without a divider

» 2018 - Sensys Gatso launches FLUX, the unprecedented, scalable traffic enforcement platform for the future

» 2017 – Sensys Gatso received an order from Sweden to develop the current speed enforcement solutions in order to meet the specific requirements found in road tunnels

» 2016 – Delivered the first in-vehicle enforcement project in the Middle East region.

» 2015 – Sensys acquired Gatso, and the Sensys Gatso Group was born.

» 2015 – Gatso introduces the new T-Series, the most compact integrated enforcement system on the market with unrivalled deployment flexibility.

» 2013 – Gatso Introduces the first moving radar control for enforcement of approaching and receding vehicles.

» 2013 – Sensys is awarded a national contract for speed enforcement in Sweden covering delivery and services for a minimum of 700 systems.

» 2012 – Sensys introduces the 4D tracking radar RS242. Sensys' U.S. partner is awarded a speed and red-light enforcement contract in Washington DC, USA.

» 2012 – Gatso Introduces its T-Series - the industry’s first fully autonomous, non-invasive enforcement platform.

» 2010 – Sensys receives break-through order for Pantograph Monitoring Systems from Sweden.

» 2010 – Gatso is the first to integrate AMBER Alert functionality in its enforcement cameras.

» 2005 – Gatso is the first in the industry with non-invasive detection (Gatso Loopless Trigger Radar).

» 2005 – Sensys is awarded a contract to supply 700 speed enforcement systems in Sweden.

» 2001 – Sensys becomes a listed company on the Stockholm Stock Exchange and receives its first contract in Dubai.

» 1997 – Gatso manufactures the first digital red-light camera.

» 1996 – Gatso is the world’s first to offer a front/rear camera system for speed.

» 1994 – Gatso introduces the world’s first section control solution.

» 1993 – Gatso introduces the world’s first lane specific speed enforcement system linked to variable speed signs.

» 1989 – Gatso introduces the world’s first loop-based red-light enforcement system in combination with speed.

» 1987 – Sensys introduces the RC100 tracking radar sensor and is awarded a contract by the Swedish National Police.

» 1982 – The company Sensys is founded and starts developing the first 10 GHz radar.

» 1980 – Gatso introduces the first mobile radar speed control.

» 1970 – Gatso introduces radar for speed measurement.

» 1966 – Gatso presents the world’s first red-light enforcement camera.

» 1964 – Gatso introduces the world’s first speed enforcement camera.

» 1958 – Gatso introduces the world's first speed measuring device for vehicles.

» 1958 – Gatso is founded