Ekin Spotter Featured in Malay Mail’s Coverage of Malaysia’s New Point-to-Point Speed Enforcement Pilot

We're proud to announce that Ekin Spotter, one of our innovative traffic enforcement solutions, has been highlighted in a recent article by Malay Mail titled "Speeding no more: What to know about the new point-to-point system pilot testing starting in June".

The article, published on April 3, 2025, discusses Malaysia's upcoming pilot project for a point-to-point speed enforcement system, to be implemented along stretches of the KL, Karak Expressway and North, South Expressway.

Quoting directly from the article:

"The camera used is called the Ekin Spotter, a compact surveillance device with a modular design that enables 360-degree video capture and automatic number plate recognition (ANPR)."

It continues:

"According to a source from the Home Ministry, the Ekin Spotter camera is capable of tracking vehicles going as fast as 320km/h, and it is precise enough to detect which specific lane a car is using."

These capabilities are essential for the new system's mission: enforcing speed limits by calculating a vehicle's average speed between two points, rather than just its speed at a single location. The article explains:

"Under this method, a vehicle's average speed is calculated by measuring the time taken to travel from one point to another, giving a more accurate reading of whether someone was speeding."

Why Ekin Spotter Is at the Forefront

• Modular and scalable: "Compact surveillance device with a modular design", adaptable to a wide range of environments.
• Ultra-fast tracking: Tracks speeds "as fast as 320km/h".
• Lane-level accuracy: "Precise enough to detect which specific lane a car is using".
• Supports fairer enforcement: Helps close enforcement gaps from traditional camera setups.

About Ekin Spotter

The Ekin Spotter is part of Ekin's smart traffic product family. It combines ANPR, high-speed detection, and full-scene video surveillance into a single AI-powered smart pole. It's designed to serve smart cities aiming to improve road safety, traffic flow, and public safety efficiency.

Read the full article on Malay Mail: Speeding no more: What to know about the new point-to-point system pilot testing starting in June