ASE's Crowd Monitor relays data to security personnel regarding crowd concentrations or densities approaching their limits. This enables timely interventions that help avoid stressing resources.

The safety proof developed by ASE was accepted by the FOT as basis for the project approval without reservation. Rhaetian Railway obtained planning permission and is able to begin with construction work on time. ASE extends their congratulations on the start of construction and hopes altogether for a smooth realisation of the building works.

ASE continuously analyses passenger frequencies in Switzerland's 28 largest railway stations. With this data, we prepare forecasts and make them available via an API on the SBB website.

In recent months, ASE has equipped Aldi-Suisse, Coop and Migros with crowd monitors. Through active customer control at the doors, the ASE crowd monitors prevent overcrowding in the shops and provide shoppers with a safe and stress-free shopping experience.

Home offices eliminate old commuting routes and make people ask if they really have to live close to work. This phenomenon has a direct influence on the distances people travel on public transport.

The ASE solution is based on crowd monitor sensors that are installed in and around the platform. These measure passenger flows in real time and detect potentially unsafe situations as they arise. Thanks to its intelligent algorithms and alarm functionality, the system can alert crowd control staff at the station or in the Securtity Operations Cent...

Deutsche Bahn intends to massively expand its range of services over the next ten years. This project includes a number of infrastructure projects which will mainly contribute to increasing line capacity. The improved safety system ETCS/ERMTS will help to achieve this goal, while the lines will be upgraded to four lanes and ageing rolling stock wil...