Telegraaf: “This app shows you where you can wine with 1.5 meters distance“
The flag can go up, because from June 1st the terraces will reopen. Of course with the appropriate distance dictated by the coronavirus, which can be a challenge for entrepreneurs. Startup Argaleo has a solution for this problem: an online tool that estimates the ‘corona-capacity’…
horecatrends.com: “Social distance tool, Online insight into ‘corona-capacity’ of hospitality and terraces“
Perhaps cities could use this tool to see how they can provide more public space for terraces of cafes and restaurants, like the government of the capital Vilnius in Lithuania has done. Here 18 locations have been designated where entrepreneurs are allowed to occupy additional terrace space…
magazine De Ingenieur: “HOW MANY PEOPLE ON THE TERRACE? ONLINE TOOL PROVIDES ANSWER“
Cafes will soon be able to open their terraces. But how many people can sit there? Software company Argaleo launches a tool that makes it simple to calculate the maximum capacity of a square or sidewalk…
Together with the City of Tilburg, Argaleo is building a digital foundation for the full urban resilience challenge on the Digitwin platform. The first application: the emergency support point scan.
Jeroen Steenbakkers was a guest on the podcast Over AI in de Stad, discussing how governments can use AI responsibly in spatial planning.
