People Counting Sensor

As the name suggests, the people counting sensor is a type of sensor that counts people and are widely seen installed in the modern workspace, especially in meeting rooms, to monitor room occupancy and utilization in real-time.

As we enter the era of modern workplaces, smart sensors including the people counting sensor serve as a link between the physical and digital workplace and enable us to stay updated with what’s going on in our meeting room spaces.

A people counting sensor does not work on its own. It usually collaborates with a meeting room booking system to show how many people are in a conference room and automatically checks employees into a room by detecting their presence.

Take Yeastar People Counting Sensor, for example, the process can be broken into 3 steps:

Eliminate ghost meetings

One of the biggest perks of incorporating people counting sensors into your company is how it helps to eliminate ghost or no-show meetings.

If a room is booked and yet no one shows up, then the room will be automatically released (because people counting sensors detects zero presence) and become available again on the booking system.

Unlock the potential of meeting room resources

As people counting sensors detect zero presence in a room, it automatically releases it, which means the room opens up and other people get to book it right away on the meeting room booking system.

This collaboration between people counting sensors and meeting room booking systems exerts tremendous impact in the workplace. The auto-release functionality greatly helps to maximize space utilization rate and allows businesses to unlock greater potential of the meeting room resources.

Minimize deployment costs

For one Yeastar People Counting Sensor, the detection area is up to six by eight square meters, which means fewer sensors are needed, significantly decreasing deployment costs and saving budgets.

Spot opportunities to improve room utilization

Spot opportunities to optimize room utilization in your workplace by studying data collected by the people counting sensors. There are several indicators to look out for (listed below) that point out the direction of where to improve.

• Total Meeting Length
• Meeting Density
• Room Utilization Rate
• Time Saved from Auto-release
• Unattended Ranking

No, it will not. As mentioned above, Yeastar people counting sensors count people by pairing shoulders and heads, and the process does not involve any facial recognition.

Besides, only counter values are transmitted over the LoRaWAN® network, which also greatly reduces the risks of data leakage.

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