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Urban intelligence

We make the invisible side of cities visible.

Tibidabo brings street furniture, sensors and open data together in one platform, so you can understand how public space is really used and decide how to improve it.

  • Surface temperature 41.2 °C
  • Bench occupancy 63%
  • Vegetation index 0.42

Why Tibidabo

Cities are talking. Hardly anyone is listening.

Every day, public space generates information about how we use it, how it ages and how it heats up. Today, that information is lost.

The problem

Public space is managed blind

Decisions about streets, squares and furniture are made with scattered, outdated or missing data.

  • Inventories in spreadsheets nobody keeps up to date
  • Reactive maintenance, once something is already broken
  • Interventions based on gut feeling, with no way to measure impact

The solution

An operating system for public space

Tibidabo turns every urban element into a data source and combines it with satellite, climate and mobility data.

  • A living inventory, connected or not, on a single map
  • Real-time status and alerts to get ahead of problems
  • Data-driven proposals, with their impact tracked over time

Features

Everything you need to understand your city

A web platform with nothing to install, built for municipal technical teams, public space managers and manufacturers.

  • City Vitals

    Surface temperature, vegetation and heat stress from satellite imagery to spot heat islands and climate shelters.

  • Smart devices

    Real-time status of sensors and connected furniture, alongside the inventory of everything that isn't connected yet.

  • AI

    Tibidabo AI

    An assistant that analyses each area and proposes urban interventions backed by real figures.

  • Projects

    Turn proposals into projects with budgets, KPIs and reports to track their impact.

  • Area analysis

    Draw an area and get its diagnosis: urban climate, nearby services and 15-minute-city accessibility.

  • Data sources

    Import your inventories as GeoJSON, CSV or Excel. AI suggests how to map each field.

How it works

From sensor to decision

Three steps that connect the physical world with measurable decisions.

  1. 01

    Sense

    Sensors and beacons in street furniture

    Beacons in benches and sensors in planters record occupancy, temperature, impacts and soil moisture. No cameras, no personal data.

    • Occupancy
    • Temperature
    • Impacts
    • Soil moisture
  2. 02

    Understand

    Every urban element becomes a data node

    The platform combines each element's signals with satellite imagery, weather and open data to diagnose every area.

    • Satellite
    • Weather
    • Open data
    • Inventory
  3. 03

    Propose

    Analyse, propose and follow up

    Tibidabo AI proposes interventions, turns them into projects and measures their impact before and after.

    • AI proposals
    • Projects
    • KPIs
    • Reports

Our guarantees

  • Data hosted in the EU

    Cloud infrastructure in Madrid, under European regulation.

  • Privacy by design

    We measure presence and use, not people. No cameras, no personal data.

  • Works with what you have

    We integrate existing furniture and third-party sensors, not just ours.

  • Open, verifiable data

    Your data is combined with public and satellite sources you can check.

The Tibidabo ecosystem

One platform, four perspectives

Public space is shared by many players. We start with those who manage it and grow towards everyone else.

  • Available

    City councils and owners

    Understand the condition and use of public space to invest where it has the most impact.

    • Climate and usage diagnosis by area
    • A living inventory of street furniture
    • Proposals and project tracking
  • Coming soon

    Maintenance

    Move from reacting to anticipating, with the status and history of every element.

    • Alerts for impacts and anomalies
    • Intervention history for each element
  • Coming soon

    Manufacturers

    See how products perform on the street and get ready for the Digital Product Passport.

    • Real-world use and wear of each product
    • Digital Product Passport (DPP)
    Discover the DPP
  • Vision

    Citizens

    Give data back to the people who live in the city, with clear and transparent information about their surroundings.

“Passers-by see transparency, maintainers see work, and managers see data.”
Digital Product Passport · Tibidabo

Case studies

Already measuring real streets

From Barcelona to London, Tibidabo already works with data from live projects and pilots.

smart planters connected
19
municipalities with live pilots
7
cities on the platform
3
satellite layers of urban climate
4
Featured case

Oxford Street

London, United Kingdom

We analysed the current state of street furniture along one of Europe's busiest shopping streets and simulated the impact of new elements (present versus projection) using footfall and air quality data.

from Marble Arch to Tottenham Court Road
1.8 km
benches analysed
48
study zones
5

Contact

Shall we talk about your city?

Tell us what you want to understand about your public space and we'll show you how Tibidabo would do it with your data.

  • Tailored 30-minute demo
  • Reply within 2 working days
  • No commitment

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