Case studies
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An Introduction to the Bus Open Data Service (BODS)
Ito World is the proud technical partner for the Department for Transport’s Bus Open Data Programme.
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#BODSisBeautiful City Visualisations
Explore our mesmerising data visualisations showcasing bus movement in cities across England with data from BODS.
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TomTom has partnered with Ito World to bring its data to life
Ito World was chosen to visualise TomTom’s probe data throughout the city of Amsterdam.
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Visualising the value of big data with cap hpi
The Ito World Design Lab developed a visualisation to help show off how valuable cap hpi’s data is and how they’re using it in new and exciting ways.
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Hyperloop + Ito World
We synthesised population demographics along with drive time catchments to create state-of-the-art visuals that emphasised the advantages of Hyperloop’s vision for their first route between Chicago and Cleveland.
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Transport for West Midlands – Transit Hub
Discover how Ito Transit Hub is helping TfWM deliver consistent high-quality passenger information through multiple channels including journey planning applications, on-street real-time signage, websites and a developer API.
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History of Bike Share
Where did bike sharing begin? Who thought it up? And why? We break down the amazing history in this visualisation by the Ito World Design Lab.
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America’s Busiest Bikes
Meet America’s busiest bikes…the two-wheeled wonders that journey the furthest in four of the nation’s biggest cities. The Ito World Design Lab scoured bike share data in New York, Chicago, Washington, DC and Philadelphia in order to map the travels of the rides burning the most rubber.
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Arriva UK Bus: Real-time passenger information for Google Maps
Arriva UK Bus, part of the DB group, is one of largest bus operators in the UK. The organisation has a strong track record of using data to improve customer experience and operational efficiency.
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Techstars: 10 Years of Investment
Having seen impressive growth over the past 10 years, Techstars wanted to visualise their incredible success on a global scale, starting from their first accelerator in Boulder, Colorado, and showing the expanding network of programs across the world, bolstered with the growing accumulation of investors and startup weekend attendees.
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