DILAX Citisense combines count, timetable, ticketing.
Operators responsible for buses, trams, trains, vehicle doors, passenger counting sensors, counting units, stops, routes, trips, occupancy, transit agencies, planners, and reporting teams cannot continuously inspect every operating condition or developing fault. Periodic checks leave gaps between readings, while isolated local indicators provide limited history and context. A late response can cause downtime, safety exposure, equipment damage, or incomplete compliance evidence. Teams need timely measurements, clear exceptions, and a defined operating response.
DILAX Automatic Passenger Counting and Ridership Intelligence combines connected field data with application software. Door-mounted infrared sensors and Passenger Counting Units capture boarding, alighting, load, time, vehicle and supported trip context and transmit counting records into the transport data environment. DILAX Citisense combines count, timetable, ticketing, operational and contextual data into route, trip, period, utilization, forecast. Operators validate ridership, adjust schedules and capacity, allocate vehicles and funding, respond to current load changes, improve service.
Teams configure the monitored assets, users, and operating rules. Door-mounted infrared sensors and Passenger Counting Units capture boarding, alighting, load, time, vehicle and supported trip context and transmit counting records into the transport data environment. Installed onboard components exchange supported records with vehicle and transport IT systems; the universal public bearer is not specified. DILAX Citisense combines count, timetable, ticketing, operational and contextual data into route, trip, period, utilization, forecast. Operators validate ridership, adjust schedules and capacity, allocate vehicles and funding, respond to current load changes, improve service.
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Door-mounted infrared sensors and Passenger Counting Units capture boarding, alighting, load, time, vehicle and supported trip context and transmit counting records into the transport data environment
Installed onboard components exchange supported records with vehicle and transport IT systems; the universal public bearer is not specified
DILAX Citisense combines count, timetable, ticketing, operational and contextual data into route, trip, period, utilization, forecast
Operators validate ridership, adjust schedules and capacity, allocate vehicles and funding, respond to current load changes, improve service
Designed for public transport operators, transport authorities, bus and rail vehicle builders, planning agencies, control centers, and reporting teams across individual vehicles, fleets, routes, and regional networks
Authorized users can review current status, history, and operating exceptions
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