SOFT MOBILITY
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Fill in the quotation form to describe your needs. We will contact you to clarify your request and offer you a reliable technical response. You will receive a quotation with a guide that are tailored to your needs.
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Once we have received your signed quotation, we prepare the equipment. The counters are set up, programmed, tested and shipped by parcel post a few days before the start date of the count. As soon as you receive them, they are up and running.
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You install the sensor(s) in the field in just 2 minutes. An accompanying manual explains where to place the units to ensure reliable counting (avoid stagnation of the public, check the correct counting width, etc.).
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During the automatic counting period, you can access your data in real time on your smartphone. This makes it easy to share the figures and check that the counting system is working properly.
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In addition to visualising counts on smartphones or computers, Kiomda provides its customers with detailed count reports (key figures, visitors per day/week/time slot/quarter-hour/per sensor, ratio per working day/weekend, etc.)
Kiomda counters use digital thermal detectors placed in the focal plane of a Fresnel lens.
When people pass in front of the sensor beam, they concentrate infrared heat radiation. A patented stereoscopic algorithm then counts reliably and robustly in both directions.
Temporary, seasonal or permanent installation possible
Temporary, seasonal or permanent installations
When urban lighting becomes obsolete and partly out of use, it is legitimate for elected officials to check its usefulness for pedestrians and cyclists before investing in a possible refurbishment. This was the case for the Pont de l'Etoile in Niort. The city's technical services therefore rented 2 counting plots to quantify night-time pedestrian traffic for one month. At the end of the month's rental, the plots were easily uninstalled and shipped back. Daily night-time count data per quarter-hour were transmitted in CSV format. This information will be used to determine whether the lighting can be removed without significant risk to pedestrians.
What influence do Christmas events have on the number of visitors to town centers? For the Lannion merchants' association, the organization of the Christmas market and animations is the 'flagship' event of the year, and over €20,000 is regularly invested in it. A partnership took place in 2018 to equip the 4 main access points to the city center with temporary pedestrian counters. Nearly 160,000 people visited the city center during the Christmas vacations, with a peak of 15,000 recorded on Saturday December 22. In comparison, the sales weeks that followed attracted half as many people.
The Vélomaritime is a cycle route that allows cyclists to discover the seaside from Dunkirk to Roscoff. Every year, new investments are made to improve safety and the cycling experience. In 2020, a mixed pedestrian/bicycle lane was completed at a cost of €195,000. A Kiomda box has been installed for 4 months to count summer traffic on this new greenway. The unit is autonomous, non-intrusive and connected. It was therefore quick and easy to install. The counts obtained will be used to justify the investment to elected representatives.