See.Sense

Connected lights for cyclists

See.Sense develops cycling products intended to improve visibility and help riders be seen on the road. Its shop lists the AGILE range and ICON3 front and rear lights, along with sets and mounting accessories. Riders can compare the options by light position and configuration, then check the individual product page for runtime, charging, mounting and compatibility details. The company’s app and product support pages provide setup and use information. A light is one element of road safety and should be chosen and positioned according to the product instructions and local rules.

Data to understand cycling conditions

For cities and transport partners, See.Sense describes sensor-based data intended to identify cycling safety risks and capture patterns across everyday journeys. The company says its technology can detect events such as near misses, harsh braking, swerving and road-surface issues. It presents the resulting information through dashboards and bespoke analysis to support planning, investment decisions and evaluation of cycling infrastructure. The site distinguishes data gathered from bike fleets from information collected through private bikes and provides pages explaining its data approach and privacy practices.

Services for cities and organisations

The organisation invites city teams to book a consultation and provides case studies, employee cycling programmes, reports and resources. Its proposition is to supplement manual counts and static surveys with richer information about how people experience a network. A public authority evaluating the service should define the area, participants, intended measures, data retention and privacy safeguards, then agree how findings will be validated and reported. The data can inform a decision but should be considered alongside local site inspections, community input and other transport evidence.

Company and contact

See.Sense lists its telephone as 028 9107 8353 and email as team@seesense.cc. The website links to product support, delivery, warranty and returns information for cyclists, and offers separate information for cities. News, sustainability material and project stories describe the company’s work in active travel. Before buying, customers should read the current delivery, warranty and return terms. Organisations seeking an analysis can use the consultation route to discuss the proposed project, the data required and how the findings would support their transport plans.