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Passenger counting technology: ending fare evasion in public transport
Fare evasion in public transport is a widespread issue that affects all mobility networks from buses and trams to metros and trains. Every year, it represents a colossal loss of revenue for operators and public authorities. Contrary to common belief, fare evasion does...
Enhancing the passenger experience in airports with artificial intelligence
A strategic priority for airport operators According to the latest data from IATA (2024), global air traffic continues to grow significantly, with record levels expected in 2025. In this context, passengers increasingly demand fast, seamless, and personalised...
Acorel’s people counting solutions help cities prepare, react, and improve visitor experiences
Why visitor flow management is essential in summer Visitor flow management is becoming a top priority for cities facing seasonal tourist surges. Every summer, cities across the globe become magnets for tourists. From historic districts to bustling transport hubs,...
How computer vision is transforming public transport
Computer vision offers simplicity at its best. A single unit, existing cameras, and just like that, vehicles gain the ability to enumerate passengers in real time. This is the promise of Acorel’s computer vision solution: transforming existing infrastructure into...
Data protection and passenger counting systems: finding the right balance
How can we strike the right balance between the performance of passenger counting systems and the data protection requirements set out by the GDPR? This question reflects a significant challenge for many industry players. At Acorel, we believe that a passenger...
How to use occupancy data for better resource allocation
During peak travel periods like school holidays or summer breaks airports face overwhelming surges in passenger traffic. Long queues, overwhelmed restrooms, and overworked staff become the norm. So how can operators stay ahead of the chaos? The answer lies in...