Street Counting System
Monitoring the number of pedestrians, cyclists and vehicles on the street, to make informed infrastructure decisions as part of smart city planning.
FootfallCam Street Counting System
Footfall Street Counting System offers continuous monitoring of pedestrians, cyclists, and vehicles, providing valuable data for smart city planning. By replacing sporadic counting methods, it ensures accurate and real-time insights into traffic patterns and street usage. This data-driven approach enables informed infrastructure decisions, optimising urban mobility and creating pedestrian-friendly spaces to build smarter and more efficient cities.
- Pedestrian Counting
- Vehicle Counting
- Crowd Counting
Pedestrian Counting
Measure the usage of public facilities such as walk-way, pedestrian crossing or footbridge by traffic volume in order to improve or build new infrastructure in high-traffic areas as part of the planning in a smart city, included:
- Pedestrian behaviour on facility usage
- Predictive count
- Heatmap
Area Counting
- Crowd Control to avoid Stampede - Keep track of crowd density to prevent congestion and chaos at peak hours.
- Monitor Real-Time Occupancy Level - Live occupancy data with visual warnings and alerts when limits are approached or exceeded.
- Crew and Team Allocation - Divide the workforce into groups based on real-time situations.
- Data analytics for both indoors & outdoors - Deployment can be carried out for public areas, be it sheltered or unsheltered.
Replace Sporadic Counting
- Act as road paradox to identify root cause of the inevitable traffic congestion in the city core.
- Diversion planning can be done at peak hours on a daily, monthly or yearly even basis.
- To analyze the road traffic density, especially in mega cities, for future city planning.
Street Traffic
- High Street Reopening - City Infrastructure Planning
- Measure Pedestrian & Vehicle Volume With Footfall Data - These applications include human detection, pose estimation and car detection, in helping to improve or build new infrastructure in high-traffic areas as part of the planning in a smart city.
- Measure Public Facility Usage - To make informed infrastructure decisions such as improved bus routes or bigger shelters at popular locations.