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In smart cities, data is a valuable resource, and Bruges, a picturesque tourist destination, is no exception. Following a successful pilot project, the city is now turning to CrowdScan's technology to measure crowd density in various areas.

TRAM Barcelona has chosen CrowdScan for a proof-of-concept project on the real-time measurement of platform occupancy. Over the past few months, CrowdScan equipped two passenger platforms within the Barcelona tram network (TRAM). This makes TRAM the first railway operator to try out CrowdScan's privacy-friendly measurement method in such an area.

Lately, CrowdScan installed its sensors in 3 parks in beautiful Dordrecht (The Netherlands). Collecting crowd data about the use of parks can provide valuable insights and benefits for various stakeholders. Here are five reasons why it is important to gather such data.

Since this spring, counting has been in full swing at the Antwerp innovation hub, The Beacon.
CrowdScan, which also has its office in the building, measures in real-time the exact number of people present in the public areas of the office building.

Are you looking for a cost-effective and easy-to-install solution to measure crowds at your airport or your subway/bus station? Our innovative technology offers a range of benefits, making it an ideal choice for airport and railway operators who want to stay on top of passenger flow management.

Curaçao offers much more than sun, beaches, and beautiful coral reefs. Crowd safety expert Thakaidzwa Doran visited the CrowdScan headquarters to explore the possibilities of the technology for the many events taking place on the island.