Abstract: A dynamic tracking system comprises a three-dimensional camera based on time-of-flight technology, which comprises a receiver sensitive to the light emissions comprised in a certain range of wavelengths, a first emitter of light signals, a micro-computer interfacing and computing three-dimensional information coming from the receiver and controlling the emitter, and an internal or external secondary computer incorporating data analysis, database services, controls and external interfacing to vehicle and local or global data communication services.

Abstract: A dynamic tracking system (3) comprises a three-dimensional camera (2) based on time-of-flight technology, which comprises a receiver sensitive to the light emissions comprised in a certain range of wavelengths, a first emitter of light signals (2c); a micro-computer (2a) interfacing and computing three-dimensional information coming from the receiver (2b) and controlling the emitter (2c), and an internal or external secondary computer (2d) incorporating data analysis, database services, controls and external interfacing to vehicle and local or global data communication services. The system further comprises a beacon (1) sensitive to the light signals originating from the first light emitter (2c) of the three-dimensional camera (2), this beacon (1) being itself equipped with a second emitter of light signals [FIG. 2, (1b)] of a wavelength compatible with the sensitivity of the three-dimensional camera (2). The beacon (1) comprises a means for modulating the light signals [FIG.