Briteyellow is rolling out wayfinding and crowd monitoring solutions across England and Wales, enabling highly personalised journey planning in stations and underground networks while giving operators real‑time insights into passenger safety, flow, and convenience. The company now seeks technical partners with LiDAR and digital twin expertise to jointly pursue public tenders and commercial opportunities.
Hospitals are places of healing, but for many patients and visitors, simply finding the right department can be one of the most stressful parts of the journey. Complex layouts, emotional strain, and accessibility barriers often turn navigation into a challenge. Augmented Reality Wayfinding (ARW) is transforming this experience, turning confusion into clarity and stress into confidence.
In healthcare, time isn’t just precious—it’s life-saving. Every minute spent searching for a patient, navigating a complex ward, or responding to an emergency is a minute not spent delivering care. And in today’s overstretched systems, time is the one resource we can’t afford to waste.
In just twelve months since its grand opening on 30 June 2024, the Cardiff Bus Interchange has welcomed over two million passengers—a powerful testament to the city’s commitment to seamless, sustainable travel.
Navigating a busy train station can be daunting—especially if you’re unfamiliar with the layout or have accessibility needs. But thanks to a groundbreaking collaboration between Briteyellow and Transport for Wales (TfW), passengers can now explore six major Welsh stations from the comfort of their own homes.
Briteyellow achieved a significant milestone by winning the G-Cloud 14 Framework Award for its BriteCounter – Footfall Monitoring system and other award winning products. This accolade highlights Briteyellow’s commitment to providing cutting-edge solutions that cater to the evolving needs of the public sector.