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Discover the latest news and achievements from Transcality as we drive innovation in smarter, data-driven traffic planning and share our journey forward.

Transcality Newsletter Update - July 2025

Before everyone heads off for a well-deserved break, we’re excited to share what’s new at Transcality. This month, we’re launching powerful new features like the Origin-Destination Visualizer and Network Editor, and we’re sharing key insights from our latest validation study using TomTom data - focused on the city of Geneva. And that’s not all!
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New PLAN feature: Origin-Destination Visualizer

With this new functionality, you can instantly see how traffic flows into, through, and out of different zones. It helps you uncover mobility patterns and how they change throughout the day.
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New PLAN feature: Network Editor

We’re releasing the Network Editor, a new functionality in our digital twin simulation tool PLAN that lets you plan infrastructure changes directly on the map. Draw new roads, adjust existing ones, and instantly simulate the impact on traffic. Whether you’re testing extensions or redesigning your network, the Network Editor helps you explore scenarios quickly and iteratively before implementation.
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Impact of data coverage on model accuracy

How much sensor data is enough to build a reliable digital twin of a transport system? It’s a question we hear often from our clients. To help answer it, Anna Schönhärl ran an 80/20 cross-validation analysis using loop detector data from the city of Zurich.
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Transcality Newsletter Update - April 2025

In this issue, we’re excited to share key updates on our progress in traffic modeling and digital twins – and how we’re applying these in client projects with the Canton of Zurich and the World Economic Forum.
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Transcality Newsletter Update - December 2024

In this inaugural issue, we will share highlights of our journey this year, the advances we’re making in traffic modeling, and how we are helping cities and engineers tackle today’s transportation challenges.
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