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NIGIWAI AI Crowd Flow Analysis Software Officially Launches

NIGIWAI offers municipalities a way to gather objective crowd data without manual surveys or cloud-based privacy risks, using edge AI to analyze footage locally.

Key Facts

  • ASCII Tokyo Artisan Intelligence Co., Ltd. launched NIGIWAI, an AI crowd flow analysis software for urban development, on an unspecified date.
  • The software uses edge AI to analyze fixed-point camera footage in real time, processing video on the camera terminal and deleting it after analysis to protect privacy.
  • NIGIWAI identifies traffic volume, dwell time, and specific actions such as eating, drinking, and resting from the footage.
  • The software was developed from a demonstration experiment in Kitakyushu City under the city's 'Prototype City' initiative.
  • The company says NIGIWAI reduces manual survey costs by automating detection and aggregation of crowd data.

Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.

NIGIWAI AI Crowd Flow Analysis Software Officially Launches

ASCII Tokyo Artisan Intelligence Co., Ltd. launched NIGIWAI, an AI crowd flow analysis solution for urban development. Developed from a demonstration experiment in Kitakyushu City, the software uses edge AI to analyze fixed-point camera footage in real time, quantifying behavior and attributes while protecting privacy by processing video on the camera terminal. It aims to reduce manual survey costs and provide objective data.

NIGIWAI identifies traffic volume, dwell time, and specific actions such as eating, drinking, and resting from fixed-point camera footage. The software uses edge AI to process video on the camera terminal, deleting it after analysis to protect passerby privacy. It was developed from a demonstration experiment in Kitakyushu City under the city's 'Prototype City' initiative. The company states the solution reduces manual survey costs by automating detection and aggregation.

Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.

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