Mina · campsArafatMuzdalifahJamarat · density rising

Every vehicle,device and crowd.One live picture.

A unified operations picture and a connected bus fleet for the most concentrated movement of people on earth, planned, simulated and operated in real time.

Move to shift the flow

Why crowd mobility matters now

Hajj moves millions of pilgrims and tens of thousands of buses through Makkah and the Mashaer in days. Visibility of vehicles, devices and crowds is the difference between plan and incident.

1.67Mpilgrims, Hajj 1446
23,000+buses in the Mashaer
72,000passengers / hour, train
400+entities in control centre

No single fleet view

Several fleet figures are quoted and none reconciles; dispatch runs on camp location.

Crowd density

Gates, corridors and stations reach extreme density in minutes.

Networks saturate

Field devices must keep working when connectivity peaks.

Hundreds of entities

Agencies, operators and companies need one common picture.

The answer: one live operational picture, fused from every feed, augmented by AI, with humans in command.

Sources: GASTAT, RCMC and Ministry of Hajj & Umrah, Hajj 1446

Hajj & crowd mobility, planned and operated live

A five-layer platform: source feeds, an integration fabric, data fusion, decision intelligence and mission applications, plus a connected fleet feeding it.

Unified operations command

Planning studio, live common picture, incidents, Go/No-Go and executive views.

Connected fleet

Telematics, multi-operator eSIM, geofences and schedule adherence per bus.

Decision intelligence

Forecasting, simulation, anomaly detection and predictive crowd heat maps.

Hajj & crowd mobility: know where every bus, device and crowd is, and what to do next, during the peak.
In shortCommon pictureLive fleet mapCrowd forecastsMulti-agency

Building blocks of a crowd-mobility programme

Six components we assemble per programme, most clients start with two or three.

Integration fabric

APIs, message broker, video gateway, edge processing and partner adapters.

Data fusion

Event stream, geospatial index, identity and asset resolution, video on a 3D map.

Decision intelligence

Forecasting, simulation, anomaly detection and crowd prediction.

Mission applications

Planning studio, live picture, incident management and executive views.

Fleet telematics

Position, trips, geofences, SOS, driver monitoring and passenger counting.

Resilient connectivity

Multi-operator eSIM profile switching under congestion or outage.

How it works: from the bus to the command centre

Every feed arrives with time, place, source, quality and authority.

01

Bus & device

Telematics, dashcam, sensors

02

Connect

Multi-operator eSIM

03

Integrate

Fabric and adapters

04

Fuse

One event stream, one map

05

Predict

Forecasts and anomalies

06

Command

Dispatch, convoys, Go/No-Go

Connects toPilgrim apps & cardsCCTV & sensorsRail & transport systemsPolice, fire, ambulanceGIS & 3D mapsAgency systems
SpeaksGTFS-RealtimeSIRIDATEX IIOGC SensorThings3GPP mission-criticalONVIF

Where the value is during the season

Eight use cases from the planning studio to the bus door.

Planning & simulation

Rehearse corridors, bays and timings on a twin before the season.

Live common picture

Buses, crowds, incidents and resources on one map for every agency.

Per-bus visibility

Position, trip and route deviation for every Hajj bus, by company.

Geofenced dispatch

Entry and exit at Mina, Arafat and Muzdalifah; convoy adherence.

Breakdown & SOS

Stoppages, delays and alerts with reserve-bus call-up.

Driver monitoring

Drowsiness and distraction detection with in-cab alerts.

Passenger counting

Door counters feeding load and ETA to companies and pilgrims.

Season reporting

Utilisation, adherence and incident analysis for next year.

Who buys itMinistries and regulatorsTransport and operations centresHajj transport companiesSecurity and emergency agenciesRail and station operators

Where it creates value for each participant

One platform, many roles, each sees what it needs.

Command authorities

A verified common picture and Go/No-Go decisions with evidence.

Transport companies

Their own fleet live, with adherence and reserve logic.

Pilgrims

Reliable ETAs through official channels and safer crowds.

Emergency services

Field devices and patrols on the same map as the crowd.

Rail operators

Bus and train flows coordinated at interchanges.

Planners

Season data for forecasting and rehearsal.

Pilots run before the next season, so they are credible for the awards that follow.

A day of Tashreeq with one live picture

Illustrative sequence across the Mashaer.

04:00

forecast

Overnight forecasts show pressure on one Mina corridor; bus timings are shifted.

09:30

convoy adherence

A company’s buses deviate from the plan; dispatch sees it in minutes, not hours.

13:00

breakdown

A bus reports a fault; a reserve is called up and pilgrims' ETAs update.

21:00

review

The day’s adherence, incidents and density are reviewed for tomorrow’s plan.

Humans stay in command; the platform fuses and forecasts so they decide earlier.

Illustrative scenario, not a case study.

Let’s build what’s next

Let us put every buson one live map.Know now.

A 45-minute walkthrough of your operation, and the one workflow worth proving first.

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