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Your Network. Your Data.
Solar-powered counters classify every cyclist and pedestrian with mmWave radar — no cameras — and report over cellular, unattended, all season. We run the sensing network; you get the insight.
How It Works
A counter you install once and forget
Every unit counts and classifies passers-by and uploads over cellular — unattended, for a full season on solar. No cameras, no site visits, no wiring.
mmWave radar, not cameras
24 GHz radar tracks each target's position and speed to tell cyclists from pedestrians — giving you the modal split greenway planning needs, with no images of trail users ever captured.
Solar + battery autonomy
A 35 W panel and 18650 pack keep a unit running through cloudy stretches; low-voltage sleep rides out days of dark and wakes when the sun returns. Season-long uptime, no truck rolls.
Cellular, self-reporting
Edge classification filters on-device, then results upload over LTE automatically. Every unit reports its own battery and health each heartbeat, so the network monitors itself 24/7.
The Network
Uptime matters more than any single node
You don't buy a counter — you buy a network. We engineer for continuous, fleet-level data so one node napping never means lost insight.
Graceful degradation. A weak node parks itself and recovers on solar — the network trend stays valid.
Fleet-level SLA. Every heartbeat reports state-of-charge and health; we watch the whole network, not one box.
Your data, your dashboards. Clean, verified access through your client portal and API. No vendor lock-in, ever.
Each client sees only their own lines — cities, trail alliances and counties share a trail without sharing data.
Hardware
One platform, three enclosures
A custom, factory-assembled board carries the rabbit mark and lands every connection — sensor, modem, power. Pick the shell that fits the site.
Standard solar field unit
Battery + 35 W solar, weatherproof, hidden pole bracket. The everyday counter we ship at scale for standard greenway deployments.
RGB matrix live display
A bright 64×32 LED matrix shows live counts to trail users. High-visibility sites; speed-warning variant in development for Greenville County.
External-power, wired
The smallest shell, no battery or panel — for trailheads, kiosks and doorways that already have power.
Accuracy, honestly
Trends and patterns, not turnstile counts
No counter on the market counts every person — side-by-side users shadow each other. The difference is ours tells you when it's unsure instead of silently miscounting.
Occlusion is flagged
Multi-target radar marks occluded passes in the data — not hidden, not guessed.
Bias washes out
A steady undercount cancels in trends: growth, peaks, and before/after comparisons stay valid.
Breadth beats depth
Network coverage gives the high-level picture clients use for grants and planning.
Ready to see your trails clearly?
Tell us about your network. We'll design a deployment that delivers the data you need — without the hardware hassle.