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ONHYS has developed a
cutting-edge behavioral simulator named ONHYS ONE.
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It simulates the flow of individuals in any urban environement.
This simulator incorporates
Building Information Modeling (BIM) technology along with spatial processing
algorithms that makes it capable of using standard 3D mockups for simulation
without further user effort.
The simulated pedestrian
agents have multi-layered cognitive behaviors reflecting human capacities such
as path planning, visual perception, collision avoidance.
This technology is
versatile in the sense of being applicable to many use cases generically, and
updatable with situation specific simulation models.
ONHYS ONE aims at improving the planification of operations in
public places with pedestrian logistics issues. Our fields of applications are
mobility, security, and phygital marketing.
ONHYS solutions are perfectly suited to the management of public
infrastructures such as airports, train stations and shopping malls among
others. They allow better anticipation and management of internal and external
flows.
Our technologies allow decision makers to test and optimize
operational parameters and to communicate processes more effectively. For
example: access control, paths for disabled people, evacuation procedures, and
nearby transport connections.
Various domains can be addressed such as security
and people safety, renovation of public spaces and commercial planning. By
adopting the point of view of users, our solutions allow a better
understanding of their expectations.
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- FedRAMPConfirmedNot listed90%, registry-checkedNo FedRAMP Marketplace entry matched this vendor's domain, checked 2026-08-27registry recordas observed 2026-08-27
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