VizioSense is an AI-powered computer vision company that transforms physical spaces into smart, data-driven environments. Through a suite of camera-based sensor solutions — VizioPark, VizioCount, and VizioCrowd — VizioSense delivers real-time intelligence on people flow, vehicle movement, and public space occupancy, without compromising privacy. 

Our technology combines edge AI processing with SaaS analytics and seamless connectivity, enabling cities and operators to move from reactive management to predictive decision-making. 

Whether optimizing parking availability, monitoring crowd density in public spaces, or measuring footfall in urban areas, VizioSense bridges the gap between the physical world and the digital platforms that run it — making cities smarter, safer, and more efficient. 

Most cities are still managing public spaces blindly, reacting to congestion, overcrowding, and parking chaos after the fact. VizioSense changes that. 

We design and produce our own AI-powered camera systems, purpose-built for urban environments. Our solutions, VizioPark, VizioCount, and VizioCrowd, give city operators instant visibility over parking occupancy, pedestrian flows, and crowd density, processed at the edge and delivered through intuitive SaaS dashboards. 

What sets us apart is that our hardware and AI are developed together, ensuring optimal performance from sensor to insight. Our technology is also privacy-by-design, processing visual data locally without storing or transmitting any personal information, making it fully GDPR-compliant and deployable in even the most sensitive public spaces. 

The result is a city that anticipates, adapts, and responds in real time, not hours later. 

VizioSense solutions are deployed across a growing number of cities and public operators in Europe. 

Smart Parking (VizioPark) 
Our smart parking technology is live in Calais, Dunkerque, and Beauvais in France, as well as in Mondim de Basto (Portugal), several cities across Luxembourg, and deployments in Germany, reflecting strong international traction. 

Mobility Studies 
VizioSense computer vision technology has been used to analyse pedestrian and vehicle flows in Arras, Marseille, and Lille in France, as well as in Athens, Greece, providing city planners with actionable data to improve urban mobility. 

People & Crowd Counting 
SNCF, the French national railway operator, relies on VizioSense for people and crowd counting across its infrastructure.