Gateshead Council chooses pedestrian & vehicle counters from Retail Sensing
Gateshead Council are now continually monitoring pedestrian footfall at eight locations around the town. To do so they chose a
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Smart Cities
Footfall counting essential to regenerate town centres, says study
In the UK and around the world the high street is undergoing a period of disruptive change. Rather than just improving
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Virtual machines count people, vehicles and bicycles
Our bicycle, vehicle and people counting systems are now available as Virtual Machines. This means that instead of using our VT counting hardware, customers can instead simply run our new Virtual Machine application on their host computer or server.
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New – Monitor air quality in the smart city
Air quality monitors help smart cities reduce air pollution and improve citizen’s health. Low-cost IoT particulate sensors integrate with footfall, weather & vehicle counters.
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Why you shouldn’t use mobile phone signals to count people: Dutch city fined €600000
Enschede in the Netherlands chose a mobile phone solution to count the people in their city. But they failed to
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People are leaving the cities: should we be worried?
Why people in smart cities are healthier The pandemic has led to people leaving the cities. What affect does this
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Intelligent traffic management with uninterrupted data
A traffic management solution with an uninterrupted data relay, working day and night to ensure a city stays safe, smart
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Spanish City counts Vehicles to improve Traffic Management System
The city of Vilanova i la Geltrú, in the province of Barcelona, is upgrading its traffic management system. They asked
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Why counting pedestrians is at the heart of a smart city
A city’s vitality depends upon pedestrians. There is a direct link between economic prosperity and the safety and ease of
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Passenger counters connect to smart bus stops
As the smart city evolves it incorporates sustainability and inclusivity. Among the most vulnerable group of citizens are the elderly,
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Learn about counting in the smart city: pedestrians, bicycles and vehicles
Smart Cities connect sensing systems and services via the Internet of Things. Data is instantly available to citizens, businesses and the city authorities.
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