Canadian intelligent infrastructure company Agereh Technologies Inc. has announced that its proprietary passenger flow platform is now compatible with Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS)-based private wireless networks. The HeadCounter platform uses AI, thermal imaging, and microclimate sensing to deliver real-time, anonymous data on passenger movement, congestion crowd density and directional flow to airport operators.
“Airports are moving toward private wireless infrastructure because they need secure, reliable, and scalable connectivity for the next generation of operational intelligence,” said Ken Brizel, CEO of Agereh Technologies Inc. “HeadCounter was designed for that environment. Native CBRS support allows airports to deploy passenger-flow intelligence on the private networks they increasingly control and trust.”
“The CBRS ecosystem has long needed device manufacturers to step up with native support,” added said Ashish Jain, founder of PrivateLTEand5G.com. “The spectrum is only as valuable as the intelligent devices running on it. Seeing edge AI IoT sensors like HeadCounter natively supporting CBRS is exactly the kind of device ecosystem development that makes private wireless a serious operational infrastructure choice for airports and transportation hubs.”
“Private wireless is becoming a core layer of smart airport infrastructure,” added Brizel. “HeadCounter gives airports a practical application for that infrastructure: real-time visibility into how passengers move, where congestion forms, and how operations can respond faster.”
