Navocap

Navocap builds SAEIV (Système d'Aide à l'Exploitation et à l'Information Voyageurs) systems for public transport. Its HopenGo range is modular and covers real-time passenger information on boards, announcements and mobile apps, traffic monitoring and dynamic regulation, transit priority at traffic lights, and maintenance support. The onboard computer Thelma is described as designed and manufactured in France. Other product lines listed are Hopen Ticket (ticketing), Hopen Go'N Ticket (integrated ticketing and operations) and Hopen MaaS.

Customers are mobility authorities and public transport operators, including urban, interurban and multimodal networks. Reference projects named on the site include the T10 line in Île-de-France for Île-de-France Mobilités, the SAEIV renewal for the Blois agglomeration, a tram network SAEIV for Caen la Mer, and a SAE for autonomous shuttles for RATP.

Navocap was founded in 1994 and is headquartered in Blagnac, France. The company describes itself as a subsidiary of RATP Smart Systems. The website reports 6,000 onboard equipment units, 3,000 multimodal information screens, 70 client transport networks and 12 million contactless validation records processed daily.

Product: HopenGo modular SAEIV for transport operations and passenger information, with the Thelma onboard computer; related ticketing and MaaS offers.