NOMAD Counters

Do we actually know what is really going on on our trails, hiking or cycling routes? With the Nomad Counters we have a reliable tool to professionalize frequency measurement to the maximum.

The advantages

High precision

Calibrated, the Nomad NM52 achieves results up to 97%

Price-performance winner

Price advantage of up to 70% compared to comparable products

Very battery saving

The built-in battery lasts about 2 years and can be replaced quickly

Automated data transfer

The data is automatically transferred to the database via NBioT

Unobtrusive counters

The space-saving stake is available in wood or plastic

Many areas of application

Both alpine and urban – the potential is huge

The counting systems

May we introduce? The NM52 - takes alpine and urban monitoring to the next level! We differentiate between three versions:

NM52 PED

The NM52 PED "Pedestrian" works with a PIR sensor (passive infrared) that is integrated into an inconspicuous wooden or plastic post. The sensor points orthogonally over the path whose use is to be measured. As soon as a person uses the path, the body heat is detected - regardless of whether they are on foot or by bike.

NM52 PED / BIKE

The NM52 PED / BIKE «Pedestrian / Bike» gives us more differentiated values: In addition to the PIR sensor, there is an induction loop that is embedded in the ground and works with an electromagnetic field. The combination makes it possible to distinguish between the two types of use: pedestrian and bicycle.

NM52 VEH

The NM52 VEH «Vehicle» consists only of the induction loop without the infrared sensor. This method allows us to detect cars. The data is collected solely using the electromagnetic field of the induction loop.

This way

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How does it work?

Step-by-step: Achieve your success figures in just a few steps

1. Installation

First, we identify suitable locations for installation. The data transfer takes place via NBioT, which is why network coverage is necessary for the data transfer. Ideally, the surface is asphalt, gravel or grass and the path is not too wide. We can now install the PIR sensor and optionally the induction loop. 

2. Measurement and data transmission

We use the Nomad app to check the functionality on site and can already see the first measurement results via Bluetooth. This is quick and easy and is already very accurate. After calibration, the data is automatically transferred to the database via NBioT. Here, the results can be read out in the dashboard down to the hour. The battery of the PIR sensor can be easily replaced after two years.

3. Evaluation

Regardless of location, we receive detailed figures to process and can make statements about user behavior and frequencies. The values can be used to make very specific recommendations for action and develop future strategies. (Where) do investments make sense, are unbundling necessary, have goals been met, etc.

Where we measure

In addition to trails, hiking or cycling routes, the Nomad Counters are also a useful and flexible tool in urban areas and metropolitan areas

Proof of concept

Next level

hybrid frequency monitoring

Are you interested in the interaction of the individual paths in the network? Do you need a proof of concept or should it result in concrete recommendations for action? Where are the hotspots for hikers and mountain bikers? Find out more about hybrid frequency monitoring!

The heat map of the Canton of Zurich shows the accumulated annual usage intensities in absolute numbers.

now it's official

Press release on the cooperation between ALLEGRA and NOMAD

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