Digital twin cities are becoming increasingly popular as a way to manage urban environments. But what are they, and how can you use them to your advantage?

As this year’s Crowd Simulation Course at Utrecht University came to an end, we have been working on visualizing the impressive results of the students’ progress.

As one of the biggest cycling events of the year, La Vuelta Holanda has come to an end; we are proud that uCrowds contributed to the safety of the event.

In a recent interview with NWO (Dutch Research Council), our CEO Roland Geraerts talked about the challenge of ensuring safety during popular events in Dutch cities, such as the upcoming cycling race, Vuelta. The report explains how uCrowds can contribute to a safe and fun experience, with added insights into the company’s history and future ambitions.

This week, the city of Nijmegen is one big Fieldlab during the Four Days Marches and its festivities. This will improve safety and make the organization of the event more efficient and faster.

uCrowds was part of a project that has been nominated for the Best 10 governmental ICT projects.