Improved visitor safety and experience with Main Entrance Monitor at Marineterrein. Using anonymous sensors and data analytics, it provides real-time insights into foot traffic flow—enabling smarter operational decisions and enhancing overall security
The NDSM Werf is a cultural and creative district in Amsterdam North. In 2023 Tapp was commissioned to anonymously count the number of people visiting public art installation on the Y slope of the NDSM yard.
The Green Mile is transforming Amsterdam's Stadhouderskade into a sustainable, green space. Partnering with residents, businesses, and the municipality, this initiative uses sensors to enhance livability for people, plants, and animals.
The Marineterrein harbor is Amsterdam’s top public swimming area, attracting daily visitors. Like other urban wellness areas, users need to know if their environment is safe for swimming.
Data-technology and AI in the cityscape is outpacing plans from urban planners & architects. Countless cameras, sensors and algorithms register, analyze and control what we do, how we feel and even who we are. In the art-science installation AI INCUBATOR multi-media artist Vladimir Grafov evokes, in co-creation with architects/researchers Federica Cefis Colombo and Frank Suurenbroek, the advance of AI in the urban environment. The installation raises the question how to collaborate with this new ‘technological species’.
Our build surrounding and digital worlds are colliding - so what is the future of architecture and urban planning in our hyper-digital era? The Smart City Safari app - reveals the many invisible layers of our city by helping you locate the many sensors in their natural habitat and how they are making smart cities like Amsterdam more responsive and resilient. Using AR (Augmented Reality) will show you technologies normally invisible to the public eye. With your own phone you’ll be able to locate the many data collecting sensors, transmitters, and many other technologies in and around you.
