| Eurotech to Provide IoT Tech for New Paris Metro Lines
Eurotech France, the French subsidiary of the Eurotech Group, has announced that it has been selected by Thales as a supplier of embedded hardware and IoT software for the CAVE project "Automatic Counting of Passengers" of the new Grand Paris Express metro lines 15, 16 and 17. The  entire project represents for Eurotech the supply of a minimum of 1400 passenger counters, with potential additional tracks for a total up to 4250. No other financial details have been disclosed. This project aims to know in real time the number of wagon users at each station to feed mobility applications and then to improve transport services through a detailed analysis of all the data collected about passengers flows. In addition to using the PoE version of Eurotech's DynaPCN passenger counter, the solution is based on ESF (Everyware Software Framework) for the on-board software for data collection and remote configuration, and EC (Everyware Cloud) for the ground software to enable Société du Grand Paris to securely access passenger counting information and to use this data internally or by sharing it externally.
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technologies across multiple low-power wide area networks. An integrated solution was recently deployed for a customer that manages disaster 
of the same board found on the company's $95 GW-01 RPI add-on for the Raspberry Pi, as well as a $245, all-in-one GW-01 PoE gateway with Power-over-Ethernet support that runs on an i.MX6 ULL. All three products ship with an open source Linux stack with LoRa gateway and packet-forwarder software pre-flashed on the board and posted on GitHub.
