IRMA MATRIX: Automatic Passenger Counting in Poland | iris-GmbH

Automatic passenger counting for the public transport of the future:
For many years, there has been a growing demand for highly accurate automatic passenger counting devices for public transport.
In Eastern Europe in particular, new public transport fleets with such modern systems have been purchased in recent years to meet future requirements.
We visited our partners on site to talk to them about their solutions.
- Check how we count passengers in the largest Polish urban area - Warsaw (1.79 million inhabitants)
- How we improve public transport in a medium-sized city - in Poznan (0,53 million inhabitants)
- And how do we do it in a smaller town - Gorzow Wielkopolski (0,12 million inhabitants)
In each of these three cases, our automatic passenger counting systems have been tailored to meet the expectations of both public transport operators and city transport authorities.
Our IRMA sensors, using ToF-3D technology, count the number of passengers with the highest possible precision and improve public transport systems in many cities around the world.