People counting systems

People counters for retail stores help to discover the number of potential customers visiting your retail stores. Easy to install customer counting system with centralized reporting and financial data import from POSes for customer conversion tracking. This customer counting system best fits retail stores.

People counting solution will help you detect visiting trends, count people per mall zones and floors, identify in real-time how many visitors are in particular areas of the building. It can track occupation history in 5 minute time spans or per second if raw data export is used.

A people counting system for public toilets will help you detect visiting trends and schedule cleaning staff work according to occupancy intensity. Wireless sensors are elementary to install the people counting system in any indoor or outdoor location.

Outdoor pedestrian counting system for parks, recreational facilities, and trails help you to detect the number of people visiting the public location, as well as tracking visiting trends. Outdoor pedestrian counting system helps to schedule staff work and maintenance activities and gives you information for grant proposals and investment calculations.

Visitor counting system SensMax helps you to record number of people visiting your library or museum, as well as to determine premises occupancy trends. It gives you accurate visiting statistics for funding purposes.

People counters for conference rooms is a useful tool for office space management. People counting system shows premises utilization and occupation trends, such as how many people occupied the room, how often, and at what time. Facility managers can use these statistics to track if meeting rooms used efficiently.

The real-time people counting system helps to monitor occupancy in retail stores and shopping malls. It shows people traffic statistics in real-time mode within a centralized online reporting system. You can see how many people are on the premises and the occupancy level or limit the number of coming in people to maintain social distance.