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Whether you need to count pedestrian flows, bicycle flows or motor vehicle traffic, Verdilo provides accurate, autonomous solutions for every need. Select the mobility mode you want to measure and discover the most suitable configuration.
The Verdilo counter is built for a wide range of configurations—outdoors, in remote locations, and without civil works or infrastructure. Below are the essential features that ensure consistent data and simple day-to-day use.
Operates without a power supply (estimated autonomy: over 2 years).
Set up in 2 minutes, with no expertise required, delivered ready to use.
Designed for outdoor conditions, in natural or urban environments.
No images stored; fully compliant with privacy regulations.
Reliable detection of both directions of travel, with the ability to distinguish between pedestrians, cyclists and vehicles depending on the selected configuration.
Data available online or via local retrieval in low-connectivity areas.
Choose the solution that fits your needs
Whether you require continuous monitoring or a one-off analysis, our visitor counting solutions adapt to your projects with turnkey services.
A long-term investment to continuously equip your sites and own your attendance data.
For local authorities and site managers with ongoing monitoring needs.
A turnkey solution for testing, piloting, or measuring attendance during a one-time event, starting from €500.
Ideal for one-off events (festivals, trade shows, sports competitions), pre-purchase tests/pilots, and seasonal needs.
Testimonials
We had identified vulnerable sites where we could almost speak of overuse. Having this data supports our work to test measures that help protect natural areas (for example, adapting mobility systems by introducing shuttle services)
Kiomda counters support the development of our greenway, which is set to connect with Flow Vélo. The data helps us track attendance, differentiate pedestrian and bicycle uses, and inform our decisions on tourism, investment and active mobility. We see strong attendance in good weather, and not only from tourists.
We manage a long pathway in a sensitive natural area that could potentially disturb local wildlife. We needed passage data to determine whether access restrictions were required
We installed a counter to meet the counting requirement set by the La Véloscénie committee (Paris–Mont-Saint-Michel route). The data is mainly intended for the committee, exported via the Reports tool. The system fully meets its purpose and convinced our technical team. One improvement we would like: the ability to redefine counting time slots, especially for nighttime events such as the Fête des Lumières. Additional needs may arise from 2025, depending on permissions and budget
Every morning, our agents consult the Kiomda platform to monitor the attendance of the recycling center. Daily and time slot data allow us to adapt summer/winter schedules and compare incoming tonnage to the number of visitors.
The system has replaced manual counting, with a real gain in reliability. We can now justify the presence of several agents on site — up to 500 users per day in Biscarrosse — and fill out our regulatory records accurately.
The Kiomda counters finally allow us to objectify the attendance of the Green Track, a strategic axis to encourage modal shift. The data is used to demonstrate to funders the real use of the infrastructure and to better understand practices: schedules, volumes, type of users. We plan to exploit the data more finely and to extend the system to our 200 km of trails.
We have created a soft link parallel to a departmental road, and the department subsidizes it so we have to send it regular figures. And the meters are discreet, pretty to integrate into the landscape, and easy to install.
We didn't expect a peak in usage on Tuesday after 22:00, until we understood that the local soccer team went back and forth from their weekly training through our gentle liaison. We would not have learned it without the installation of counters.
The first counter is used inside the castle at the entrance to the garden. The village having been classified in the “Most beautiful villages in France” they estimated that attendance had increased to 30,000 visitors per year. With the Kiomda counter we now know that it's actually 86,000 visitors per year.
Traffic monitoring allows us to improve facilities, to assess the impact of new practices (mountain biking and trail) to find the right balance between our ideas, the acceptance or not of our citizens as well as the expectation of overtourism.
This works well, information on attendance led us to change the space counters in winter to use it for a second activity: snowshoeing.
Among other things, we manage tourist trails for the Conservatoire du Littoral, and these trails are designed for the public. Traffic figures serve as a decision-making aid. We used this data to prioritize areas: by understanding what are the main entry points on the trails, or the busiest points, we can decide where to involve our technical services.
The data alerted us to the frequency of use of certain portions of the site, which therefore require interventions by technical teams in order to ensure the conditions of use in complete safety - the need for grooming the slopes may be more frequent if they are more frequented.
We are very happy with this solution. In addition, it is a French company, with a particular customer relationship, and a great listener. It is becoming more and more rare today.
The data alerted us to the frequency of use of certain portions of the site, which therefore require interventions by technical teams in order to ensure the conditions of use in complete safety - the need for grooming the slopes may be more frequent if they are more frequented.
On a coastal path, the automated counting of passages makes it possible to estimate attendance as accurately as possible, which makes it possible to justify the investments made to the general public and elected officials, and also to estimate the erosion and degradation of the trail by the passage of pedestrians. Finally, this makes it possible to better calibrate requests for public subsidies.
The counters make it possible to estimate the attendance of 5 natural tourist sites and to measure the pressure that these sites are under due to the numerous visitors. It is a quantitative arbitration basis that allowed us to refine our plan for the management of natural tourist sites.
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We use the box to know the site's attendance rate. We are asked for figures through elected officials. It's very complicated to count the people who come in and out, the site is a kind of big garden.
The Ecofarm de la Barre has existed since 2000, it was closed to the public before, we only worked with groups and schools. In 2020, the site was opened to the public. It was on this occasion that the association equipped itself with the counter.
We use Verdilo boxes on summer pools to monitor attendance. The old pools did not meet the obligation of Instant Average Attendance (F.M.I.), which requires knowing the number of bathers present at any time. Thanks to the sensors, we have a reliable estimate to meet this requirement and manage attendance remotely. It is a simple, effective tool adapted to our needs. We are completely satisfied.
We use Kiomda meters to measure the attendance of a 5 km section built on an old railway line. The data makes it possible to demonstrate the value of the connection, to meet the requirements of funders and to better understand the uses (pedestrians/bicycles). They are used by elected officials as well as tourist offices to guide decisions and optimize services.
The installation of the Verdilo meter initially met a subsidy requirement for the development of a new highway leading to an artisanal zone. Bidirectional data now makes it possible to precisely monitor bike traffic on this one-kilometer stretch. They are used by the technical service as well as by elected officials when figures are requested. The case works very well and has not been damaged. Satisfaction: 9/10.
Lake Charpal is both a drinking water reservoir and a tourist site. The community of municipalities of the Coeur de Lozère, the ARS and the State wish to monitor its evolution in attendance. As the site has several accesses, the Kiomda mobile box is particularly suitable. Data helps guide our decisions. For example, they are used to assess the relevance of installing one or more chalets for walkers, without going beyond what is necessary. We are very happy with the solution.
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At Kiomda, we design counters that combine performance with environmental responsibility.Our sensors are eco-designed, autonomous and repairable, ensuring minimal impact and long-lasting use.
At Kiomda, our mission is simple: to reinvent flow counting with solutions that are smarter, simpler and more sustainable.
Our expertise is built on decades of innovation in designing autonomous, high-performance sensors. Founded by Jean-Claude Dubois, holder of 28 international patents, Kiomda combines deep technical know-how with an agile approach to deliver innovative counting solutions adapted to today’s challenges.
We believe in accurate, reliable and accessible counting, serving those who manage natural, urban, tourist and event environments. Our sensors are built to last, with 100% French manufacturing, repairable materials and a low environmental footprint. With Kiomda, measure better to decide faster.
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Here we have put together the most frequently asked questions about our Verdilo counting solutions. If you can't find your answer, contact us directly
Yes, our sensors can distinguish between pedestrian and cyclist flows, even on shared lanes, in both directions.
Absolutely. Our data can help demonstrate a site’s usage and justify investments or upgrades in funding proposals to public authorities or partners.
Yes, we offer rental solutions starting from one day up to several months — perfectly suited for temporary events such as festivals, trade shows, performances, or one-off studies.
Yes, installation takes just two minutes—no power supply needed. It can be mounted on a post, wall, or even embedded in a wooden pole for seamless integration.moins de 2 minutes et ne nécessite ni câblage ni alimentation électrique. Le compteur peut être fixé sur un poteau, un mur ou intégré dans un habillage discret (bois, mobilier urbain, nichoir, etc.).
With default settings (data transmission every 12 hours), our counters are designed to operate for at least 2 years without external power. If you increase the transmission frequency, battery life will decrease due to higher energy consumption. This flexibility allows you to tailor the sensor’s operation to your needs while maintaining long-term performance.
By default, our sensors transmit data every 12 hours. This frequency can be adjusted on request. However, increasing the frequency reduces battery life. For locations without network access, we also offer a manual data collection solution — ensuring reliable tracking even in remote or offline areas.
Yes, our sensors are built to be robust, waterproof, and to operate in all weather conditions — rain, snow, or extreme temperatures.
Yes, the Verdilo counter is designed to handle high traffic volumes and can accurately distinguish users even during crowded events. For optimal performance, we recommend placing the counter in a passage area where users are naturally filtered one by one (for example, near a barrier, gate, or controlled access point). Without such filtering, a group might be counted partially or as a single person. Proper positioning ensures accurate counting, even in busy conditions.
Yes, all data collected by our counters is 100% anonymized and compliant with data protection regulations, including the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Verdilo uses thermal detection technology — not a camera. It does not capture images or collect personal data. The process is fully anonymous, with no way to identify individuals. Furthermore, no individual tracking is performed: only aggregated, quantitative data is transmitted.
