Best Practice: Short vacation at the outlet center

In this DILAX Lab episode, Susan Heinze, Customer Success Manager at DILAX, talks to Ralf Steinebrunner. He is the Center Manager of Mein Outlet & Shopping Center in Bremerhaven and looks back on many years of experience in the industry. In the DILAX Lab, Ralf Steinebrunner shares his approach to defining, measuring and developing the customer experience together with resident retailers.

Changing Mobility Habits

In this DILAX Lab, we talk to Dr. Julia Schuppan and Dr. Kerstin Stark about their new study "The city of tomorrow: challenges and solutions for sustainable urban mobility". Julia Beumer, DILAX Head of Sales, moderates the conversation.

Restart for Retailers - How to bring people back to the stores

Our colleague Julia Beumer, Head of Sales Solution Business at DILAX discusses with two guests what will make up the shopping experience of the future, what new trends are discernible in the wake of the pandemic and how online and offline commerce are dovetailing.

Access booster data - How to develop your liveable x-minute city

In this DILAX Lab episode our guest is Erik Ooms, scientist, consultant and expert in the planning of liveable cities. He shares with us his vision of the city of the future and its mobility solutions.

Understanding Passenger Flow - How gender shapes mobility needs

In this DILAX Lab episode we talked with Viktoriia Betina, a Transport and Mobility Consultant at Ramboll Germany, about how the use of mobility services differs between men and women and what needs to be changed to make public transport more attractive to women and all passengers.

DILAX at the Autonomy Digital 2.0

At this year's Autonomy we presented our new sensor, the SLS-1000, and had an exciting panel dicussion with different experts. Romina Lecherbauer, Sales Manager at DILAX, talked with our guests about how public transport can be made more accessible for everyone and which role local data can play in this.

Dismantling mobility barriers through data - A strategy for accessible transport

La semaine prochaine, le 6 mai à 14 heures, un nouvel épisode de notre DILAX Lab sortira. Avec notre invité Tally Hatzakis, nous voulons parler de la façon de démanteler les obstacles à la mobilité grâce aux données pour rendre les transports publics plus inclusifs.

Dilax SLS-1000 : un capteur optique basé sur la technologie de lumière structurée

Berlin, le 20 avril 2021 – Dilax, spécialiste des solutions CAP dans les transports publics, annonce la disponibilité immédiate de son capteur Dilax Structured Light Sensor (SLS-1000).

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Using Open Data for Customer Satisfaction

Transformation Strategies for the Future of Cities

APC-Data in Realtime

Skånetrafiken, the transport association of the province of Scania (Skåne in Swedish), organizes all public transport in the south of Sweden, including the connection to Copenhagen.

Designing Urban Spaces - How To Use Data For City Development

Real-time Data in Public Transport - Hype or Opportunity

Digital Revolution in Public Transit - Theory to Practice

Public Transit - Why the future takes buses and trains

Soutien rapide pour les retailers grâce au DILAX module Comptage-Live

Cette semaine, les retailers en Allemagne sont autorisés à rouvrir leurs magasins. Une condition importante pour cela est de maintenir la distance de sécurité pour les clients ainsi que pour les employés.