Subway Station Passenger Movement using Pathfinder
This post demonstrates how to use Pathfinder to simulate movement in a subway station, with trains arriving and departing from the station. A growing list […]
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Visitors’ flow analysis at the Munich Airport
Computer-aided simulation is a powerful tool for buildings in general and for infrastructure and transportation hubs in particular. Planning the dynamic between people and space […]
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Real-time Crowd Modelling Could Save Lives
Athens International Airport Demonstration Crowd Dynamics International Limited demonstrated some of the real-time crowd modelling techniques that will be discussed at the People Movement and […]
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AECOM ask – where are the boundaries of a modern city?
LOS ANGELES (May 2, 2017) — AECOM and Van Alen Institute, with 100 Resilient Cities – Pioneered by The Rockefeller Foundation, today launched Urban SOS™ […]
Continue reading »People Counting – what’s the point? CountWise explain..
People have always been counted, and while there might still be tally counters lying around in underused drawers, new technology is allowing us to count […]
Continue reading »Movement Strategies | How can pedestrian flow technology keep a 1000 year old building up to date?
The Tower of London is a UNESCO World Heritage site, attracting over 3 million visitors every year. Since 2013, Movement Strategies has provided visitor movement […]
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INCONTROL supports Little Caesars Arena in getting Safety Act Certification
Detroit, USA – Little Caesars Arena uses INCONTROL’s simulation software for safe & secure crowd management in its facility and surrounding congested neighborhood. For the multiple […]
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Two of the world’s largest bicycle parking facilities simulated!
If you’ve ever visited Amsterdam during one of your weekend getaways, you must have noticed that the Netherlands is the ultimate cycling nation. There are […]
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Montevideo becomes first South American airport to rely on Xovis Technology
Aeropuerto Internacional de Carrasco (MVD) in Uruguay’s capital Montevideo relies on Xovis 3D Sensors to tackle waiting times at security and passport control. MVD is […]
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Big Data in (not so) little China
China is the most populous country, recently estimated at 1.38 billion. Data collection has traditionally been a problem for the Chinese, often relying on manual […]
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