Retail & Public Spaces
Anonymous insight into foot traffic, dwell and space use.
What we hear most often.
- Staffing doesn't match traffic
- Layouts are designed without flow data
- Restrooms and public areas need demand-based service
- Cameras aren't appropriate in every space
Where we typically start.
Devices commonly used in this setting.
Wired Thermal Occupancy Sensor
Always-on powered thermal sensor for high-traffic areas and continuous, high-frequency counting.
Wireless Thermal Occupancy Sensor
Battery-powered, ceiling-mounted low-resolution thermal sensor for anonymous headcount and movement.
Wireless Temperature Sensor
Compact wireless sensor for continuous room, cooler and cabinet temperature monitoring.
Point Leak Sensor
Wireless sensor that detects water at a single, known leak location.
Pilot, prove, expand.
Discovery
Identify the highest-risk spaces and the assets or conditions that matter most.
Pilot
Deploy in a defined area with agreed success measures.
Review & expand
Review the data with your team, refine thresholds and workflows, then scale.
Reports teams use.
- Hourly foot traffic
- Zone dwell time
- Restroom traffic
Potential business outcomes
Earlier awareness of problems, less time searching and checking manually, better-prioritized maintenance, and evidence for space and capital decisions. Outcomes depend on your facility and are defined together during discovery.
See More. Know More. Operate Smarter.
Tell us about the operational problem you are trying to solve. We will help you scope sensing, connectivity and reporting that fit your facilities.