PRISMWhat happens to queues if we open a second entrance?
An additional entrance is one possible scenario. A simulation could compare how arrivals divide between access points and where a queue may build.
Twin
Concept preview
Test a decision on a 3D model before you make it.
A space to explore what might happen before it happens. This concept preview uses a simulated site to make flow, queues and timing easier to discuss.
PRISM / TWINA closer look
Concept preview · simulated visitor flow
3DChange a scenario. Inspect the simulated effect. The assumptions stay part of the discussion.
◇ Illustrative preview · not live market data
A question is where it starts.
Possible lines of enquiry. The questions that matter most would be defined with your team.
Can the site handle the crowd we expect?
Explore an assumed attendance level against an assumed layout. The concept makes the relationship visible; a real operational assessment would require validated site inputs.
Where do bottlenecks form?
Inspect where simulated routes converge and compare timing or layout options. Results should be interpreted with the assumptions and constraints of the model.
Know what you are looking at.
Twin is a concept preview, not a live crowd-monitoring service or a safety certification. Operational use would require site validation, agreed data sources and specialist assessment.
A simulation; a live version would use anonymous visitor counts, with no video stored.
Twin is a 3D model of a site with simulated visitor flow. Change an entrance, a queue or a timing and watch the wait and the bottlenecks change before anyone is on site.
The rhythm / Scenario◇
An aggregate view. A protected relationship.
The government view protects individual customers and businesses. It does not disclose named events, organisers, venues or artists. Small or concentrated groups are withheld.