Count in any context
Each site hosts very different pedestrian uses: park entrances, natural trails, public buildings, shopping streets, events or narrow passages. Each raises specific questions: human pressure, attractiveness, peak hours, temporary saturation or seasonal evolution. The examples presented here are not exhaustive, but they illustrate the diversity of situations in which pedestrian data brings clarity — and show how a single solution can adapt to a wide range of configurations.
Pedestrians never move in a strictly linear way: they change pace, stop, observe, change direction.
These variations do not make measurement impossible; they make it necessary. Even in complex environments, pedestrian flows generate stable and actionable trends: hourly peaks, pressure on natural sites, city-centre attractiveness, or temporary saturation during events.
With the naked eye, some periods are underestimated and others overestimated.
These behaviours distort perception — yet they directly affect maintenance, safety, preservation strategies and the capacity management of a site.


This is a legitimate question. In most cases, the answer is yes — provided a natural point of passage can be identified: an entrance, a narrowing, a corridor, a gate or any area that channels flows, even imperfectly.
Our role is to analyse your configuration, identify this point and adapt the sensor setup accordingly: mounting height, orientation, angle or specific settings. Some situations require fine-tuning — very dispersed flows, frequent groups, multiple trajectories — but we have the necessary options to obtain usable data.
The goal is not to track individuals, but to measure usage trends that structure attendance on your site. Based on this, we recommend the most appropriate configuration.
The Verdilo counter uses advanced thermal detection technology to automatically count pedestrian passages in both directions.
The aim of measurement is never to “make a number.” It is used to support concrete decisions.

Operational decisions based on real usage
Data to justify and defend projects
See what the eye cannot
Testimonials
The Verdilo counter is designed for varied configurations, outdoors and in remote locations, without civil works or infrastructure. The following features ensure stable data and simple day-to-day use.
Works without power supply (Autonomy estimated at more than 2 olds).
Set up in 2 minutes, with no expertise required, delivered ready to use.
Designed for outdoor conditions, in natural or urban environments.
No images saved, RGPD compliance.
Separately identifies pedestrian, cyclist and vehicle passages, depending on configuration.
Online consultation or local survey in remote areas.
Pedestrian uses vary by location type: natural areas, urban parks, city centres, public facilities or temporary events. In each context, measurement provides precise insights to better manage attendance, anticipate pressure and support operational decisions.
Each site is different — we help you choose the easiest and most reliable configuration.