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16/6/2025

What if the data were used to bring residents back?

We often think that data is used to manage tourists. But they can also make it possible to give back a place to local users in natural areas.

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10/6/2025

Events and gauges: how do you prove that you are doing things right?

Attendance data and control requirements in public spaces

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29/4/2025

What if... measuring nothing was your biggest risk?

Why traffic sensors have become essential for communities

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21/4/2025

Attendance in protected areas: what questions should you ask yourself before the high season?

Here are 5 key questions to ask yourself to approach the high season with confidence.

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3/4/2025

7 tips for properly analysing pedestrian/bike traffic

Measuring the number of pedestrians and cyclists is a crucial first step. But for these data to become really useful for planning, planning or daily management, you still need to know how to analyze them. Here are 7 concrete tips — based on field experiences, institutional recommendations (Bike & Territories, CEREMA, SDES...) and best practices — to make the most of your data.

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25/3/2025

Mobility data: a strategic asset for rethinking territories

At a time when the legal framework for data transfers to the United States is wavering, the issue of digital sovereignty is becoming urgent. This context highlights a strategic challenge: how to produce, use and protect sensitive data independently? Since its creation, Kiomda has offered a concrete response to this problem, with local, anonymous and sovereign mobility data.

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8/11/2023

Natural Park and Leisure

Respect for the environment: a priority for Kiomda

At Kiomda, we place great importance on the origin of the components used in assembling our people counters. The protective casings for the sensors’ electronics are manufactured in Brittany, as are the electronic boards produced in Saint-Domineuc. Additionally, the stickers applied to these casings are also made in France. By prioritizing local suppliers, we significantly reduce the carbon footprint of our equipment.

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6/5/2024

Natural Park and Leisure

Count everywhere: our counters adapt to all your contexts

Pedestrian and cyclist counters have become indispensable tools for municipalities and urban planners aiming to monitor traffic flow in both urban and natural environments. These devices collect critical data that help improve soft mobility infrastructure, enhance site safety management, and sustainably plan for tourist flows.

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5/8/2024

Pedestrian areas and city center

The use of data from counting pedestrians and cyclists in cities

As cities evolve to become smarter and more sustainable, data plays a crucial role in urban planning. Pedestrian and cyclist counting data is particularly valuable for designing and managing urban spaces effectively. By accurately measuring the flow of pedestrians and cyclists, Kiomda counters provide essential insights to improve mobility, enhance quality of life, and optimize urban infrastructure.

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17/10/2024

Bicycle Trails and Greenways

Counting bicycles and pedestrians: city center, bike routes, greenways

With the rise of soft mobility, measuring the use of cycle paths, greenways and urban routes has become a key issue for communities and infrastructure managers. Kiomda offers autonomous and mobile sensors that are simple to install, making it possible to monitor the evolution of flows without heavy infrastructure. This page explains how to count bicycles and pedestrians effectively to adapt your facilities and justify your projects.

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20/2/2025

Natural Park and Leisure

Counting visitors: parks, natural sites and greenways

Monitoring the number of visitors to a natural site is essential to adapt infrastructures, justify funding and observe the evolution of uses. Today, thanks to autonomous and mobile sensors, it is possible to simply measure flows without heavy installation or technical constraints. This page explains how to effectively count visitors to your parks, gardens, natural sites and greenways, and presents you with solutions that are easy to install and move for optimal monitoring.

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6/4/2023

Natural Park and Leisure

Easily count your visitors in a natural park

Discover in this short video how Cyrille, on vacation at Grand Canyon Park, uses a connected sensor to easily measure attendance.

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7/4/2023

Events and Venues in Forte Affluence

Count Your Visitors at Trade Shows, Fairs, and Markets

hether you're organizing a trade show, commercial fair, or farmers' market, having reliable visitor attendance data is essential. These numbers not only help demonstrate the event’s attractiveness to exhibitors and partners but also allow you to optimize logistics and organization for future editions.

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19/9/2019

Events and Venues in Forte Affluence

How to count your visitors during your outdoor events?

When you organize events and want to make them sustainable, one of the main needs is to be able to count the number of participants. This can quickly become complicated, especially when they are events that take place outside with several entrances. A short overview of the solutions available to us.

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15/7/2020

Events and Venues in Forte Affluence

Optimize the visibility of your stand to maximize your return on investment

Participating in a trade show is a significant investment for a company. Between renting space, setting up the stand, logistics and mobilizing teams, it is essential to optimize visitor traffic in order to maximize commercial impact and return on investment.