It took just one meeting between the footpath.ai and Briometrix teams to realise that we had an almost perfectly complementary set of solutions, which together can address 100% of local government needs for capturing data about the footpath network and managing its walkability, accessibility and connectivity for residents and visitors alike.
It is great to look back and remember the work and achievement of our clients. Here is one of our favourite stories. The Sunshine Coast’s mobility maps have gained national recognition by the Australian Government in an awards category called Connecting Community Infrastructure project (Productivity through Infrastructure).
For individuals who rely on wheelchairs, navigating a city goes beyond simply reaching a destination. It’s about the physical and mental effort required to get there. Traditionally, accessibility efforts have focused on physical barriers like ramps and doorways. However, Briometrix is pioneering a new approach: measuring.‘effort’.
Remember the dire predictions when email threatened snail mail? Fast forward – it fuelled the e-commerce boom, leading to a surge in delivery services like Uber Eats. But these services rely heavily on an overlooked infrastructure – footpaths/sidewalks.
Deliveries are often bottlenecked by drivers needing to park and walk. Imagine robots completing the last leg – this could lower delivery costs significantly.
