23 September, 2019
Overcrowding automatic detection by using video surveillance in public transportation In this post, we will be focusing on how Deep Learning applied to passenger counting will improve public transport service quality. But before going into detail, we invite you to read this previous post. It provides information about the role of Artificial Intelligence in public […]
11 December, 2018
In an era of smart cities, it is not surprising that managers of spaces such as shops, museums or offices want to incorporate new technology to make the most of their building. Also architects and engineers are beginning to incorporate IoT solutions to obtain empirical data in order to decide the redistribution of spaces. […]
6 April, 2018
People go less and less to museums: a NEA¹ study and this article from The Guardian analyse the decline of visitors in countries such as the United States or the United Kingdom. Nevertheless, visitors’ rhythm to museums and heritage centres hasn’t stopped growing during the last years in Barcelona: from 2010 to 2016, visits have […]
8 February, 2018
We’re happy to announce that we’ll be attending the IT-TRANS – International Conference and Exhibition 2018, this March in Karlsruher, Germany. We’ll be at stand # J3, presenting our Passenger Analytics Solution for public transport operators and authorities. Counterest provides advanced passenger counting and Origin-Destination modelling so operators and authorities can understand real demand […]
30 January, 2018
In previous posts, we’ve talked about omnichannel operations in the retail sector and how physical stores will survive taking advantage of new technologies, and why having a complete and integrated vision of operations both in the points of sale and the online platforms is key. Banks are no different: branches‘ image and functions are changing, […]
23 October, 2017
Waiting time in a line before being attended can be crucial for the client when choosing one retailer or another. This aspect is accentuated where we shop more often, on working days, when we’ve less time and our impatience grows. It’s the case of supermarkets. For this reason, there are already many retailers that […]
21 October, 2016
For the second year in a row, Barcelona’s City Council will automatically control capacity in one of the biggest events for children in the world, called “La Festa dels Súpers”. It takes place in “The Olympic Ring” this week-end, and it’s estimated to gather about 370.000 visitors. The laws that regulate capacity control in […]