data
for cities
and communities
Upciti supports cities of all sizes in their smart transition, by simplifying the process of data collection and processing, for a better understanding of their city dynamic.
our solution
from data collection to data vizualisation and sharing
Thanks to its multi-use sensor and real-time dashboard, Upciti provides public and private stakeholders with an all-in-one solution: from data collection to analysis, as well as making it available on all existing end-users software or application.
a few figures
Founded in 2017, Upciti quickly established itself as the simplest multi-data collection solution to deploy and the most privacy-respectful:
a privacy-by-design sensor
real-time data for multiple use cases
Upciti designed its sensor to be easy to deploy, standalone connectivity (3G/4G cellular), zero maintenance and ready for the future by being upgradable over the air! With 5 active use cases on a single sensor, Upciti enables real-time data collection to address all mobility and urban logistics issues of today's and tomorrow's cities.
Smart parking
Knowing in real-time the duration of a parking spot occupancy, the availability of a delivery spot, the occupation frequency of a parking lot... to take informed strategic planning decisions and streamline city center traffic.
Vehicles counting
Understanding real-time traffic and its segmentation by vehicle type, improving traffic and bicycle lane planning... but also achieving energy savings through public lighting control.
People counting
Quantifying pedestrian flows and identifying periods of peak traffic and preferred routes to better understand city flow trends and enhance commercial attractivity.
Bulky waste
Detecting the presence of illegal trash as soon as it is deposited on the road to improve responsiveness of pickups and avoid its spread to maintain the city clean.
Sound levels
Ensuring continuous and non-intrusive monitoring of the city's sound levels, being informed in real-time when exceeding thresholds to identify sensitive areas and take appropriate measures to improve the quality of life of the residents.
a technology that respects citizen privacy
From its design phase, the Upciti sensor was developed to comply with the strictest regulations on privacy in public spaces. Its technical limitation makes it impossible to collect or process any sensitive personal data (such as gender, emotion, age...), which we call Privacy-by-design.
As a result, data from Upciti sensors do not undergo an anonymization process... they are anonymous by nature. Our goal is to create a healthy and responsible Smart City where there is a clear distinction between Safe (CCTV cameras, identifications, violations) and Smart (GDPR sensors, anonymous data, interoperability) uses.
Deliberately degraded lens resolution
Local processing (within the sensor)
Anonymous data
Neither people nor vehicle tracking
No biometrics data
No sound recording
UPCITI FOUNDER & CEO
in « Territoires intelligents & liberté » – Click here
easy-to-use and 100% interoperable data
easy-to-use and 100% interoperable data
real-time data visualization!
At Upciti, we have chosen not to restrict the use of data to a single software solution. In addition of being compatible with all existing platforms available in the market, Upciti also offers its own data visualization dashboard with the possibility to collect data in Excel or CSV format.
Finally, since the data can be redirected "per use case", in addition to feeding your city management platforms, it is entirely possible to consider integrating them into public applications to improve services to residents.
At Upciti, we have chosen not to restrict the use of data to a single software solution. In addition of being compatible with all existing platforms available in the market, Upciti also offers its own data visualization dashboard with the possibility to collect data in Excel or CSV format.
Finally, since the data can be redirected "per use case", in addition to feeding your city management platforms, it is entirely possible to consider integrating them into public applications to improve services to residents.
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