SmartATL, the dedicated Smart City Team for the City of Atlanta, partnered with Soofa to deploy Soofa Signs in the City’s most popular neighborhoods to reach people outdoors on the go, effectively extending the City's existing reach via its social media channels and online based communications.
Read MoreReaching millions of people on a monthly basis using the Soofa Sign network in Downtown Las Vegas, Alibi is now moving past word of mouth to word on the street.
Read MoreAfter being selected as an early adopter of the Soofa Sign in 2017, the City of Atlanta has now deployed Soofa Signs in its greatest neighborhoods and uses the robust network to expand the reach of its 311 communications.
Read MoreThe City deployed Soofa Signs to solve the problem of not being able to deliver real-time bus arrival information at every stop along the Downtown Loop. The Signs solve this problem while also providing the City an important new platform to reach and engage locals and visitors alike.
Read MoreThe team from the City of Las Cruces not only wants to know what happens at one location or in one moment in time, but also how certain activities or new developments have a ripple effect across the entire downtown core.
Read MoreWhen faced with a nearly $400,000 capital expenditure to provide free public WiFi to residents and visitors, the City of Las Cruces paused and asked the important question, how many people actually spend time downtown? The City partnered with Soofa to measure pedestrian traffic and analyze the patterns of use. Learn more about how the City is transforming Soofa data into information to help make key strategic decisions.
Read MoreThe Park District of Oak Park is one of Soofa's first early adopters of the Soofa Pro sensor, which measures pedestrian traffic in outdoor public spaces. This case study shares insights into the project, data visualizations, lessons learned, and next steps to maximize the value of Soofa Pro data to the Park District's operations.
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