Smart city
We offer a range of solutions to assist cities in providing services to their citizens, including:
Realtime Crowd Management
Cities across Belgium use our Realtime Crowd Management solution to monitor people flows based on anonymised and aggregated data from mobile devices.
Smart public lighting
Our affiliate Codit worked with Schréder, the smart lighting specialist, to develop a platform that manages the data recorded by smart public lighting. Sensors in the lights record data such as temperature, traffic density, and weather conditions to determine how bright the lights should shine.
Smart mobility
Traffic safety
ANPR cameras (smart cameras with number plate recognition) recognise license plates and, thanks to secure data exchange, the data reaches the competent authorities efficiently. These solutions are a plus for traffic safety, police operations and any access and route controls. In other words, more security and safer traffic flow.
Be-Mobile
Our affiliate Be-Mobile specialises in smart solutions for sustainable mobility by connecting drivers and passengers to road and public transport infrastructure. For example, smart traffic lights that adjust based on real-time traffic volumes to enable better traffic flow.
Smart health
Proximus wants to play a facilitating role in accelerating digital transformation and driving innovation in health care, for the benefit of both doctors and patients.
More info about Healthcare 4.0 - A world of technological innovation
Connected ambulance
Proximus and UZ Brussel co-created a state-of-the art ambulance for inter-hospital transport. The ambulance is equipped with latest technology such as IoT for patient monitoring, AR for remote assistance of a doctor and 5G connectivity to have real-time and reliable communication with the hospital. By using cameras and headsets for all occupants, including the patient, and augmented reality (AR) glasses, medics outside the hospital literally have a view of the situation inside.
Virtual Reality trainings
Proximus has created a digital twin environment for the Emergency department of hospital OLV Aalst. A simulation training in virtual reality (VR) or in a digital twin gives the opportunity to train protocols and procedures of specific situations (car accident, fire, home situation) upfront, as many times and as complex as a trainee needs. In this specific training, PIT (paramedic intervention team) nurses could train standing orders, triage and communication protocols for situations outside the hospital.
