Local practitioners need data to make decisions: to ensure the safety of a development, prioritize an investment, explain a choice to elected officials and users, or integrate active mobility into a comprehensive traffic management strategy. Yet, in the field, one question keeps coming up: how can we accurately measure coexisting modes of travel while simplifying installation and operation?
The WAVIX-AI, Eco-Counter’s next-generation counter, leverages cost-effective radar and AI technology to provide a simple solution: counting and classifying pedestrians, cyclists, and motorized vehicles without major construction work or personal data concerns.
Our promise remains the same: to transform your pedestrian and bicycle flows into informed planning decisions, with reliable indicators and end-to-end support.
The WAVIX-AI simultaneously detects, tracks, and classifies moving objects using machine learning models (speed, trajectory, clustering, shape, and signal strength). This provides a comprehensive understanding of usage on:
Beyond raw counts, the goal is to provide you with useful, insightful, and usable data:
How can the WAVIX-AI help me justify a development project or budget?
By generating reliable metrics (benchmark metrics, before/after comparisons, traffic volumes, speeds) that turn estimates into evidence to convince elected officials, management, and partners.
What does a non-intrusive counting system mean?
Non-intrusive counting systems (such as the WAVIX-AI) are installed with a simple and secure mount on existing infrastructure, without requiring civil engineering or roadwork.
Does this counting system integrate easily without creating a new silo (ITS/Operations)?
The data is structured and ready to feed into existing dashboards and systems, with a quick installation (<20 min) and a sustainable operational model (remote updates, limited maintenance).
Is installing the WAVIX-AI simple?
The WAVIX-AI installs in less than 30 minutes via the Eco-Link Evo companion app. No civil engineering, no heavy construction: the goal is to reduce deployment complexity and accelerate commissioning.
How is the WAVIX-AI pedestrian/bicycle/motor vehicle counter powered?
The WAVIX radar can be powered by solar energy or connected directly to the electrical grid.