Sense Nodes sense the anonymous Bluetooth signals already in every crowd — measuring presence, dwell and movement across your whole site, with no camera and no personal data. And Vision still turns the cameras you already own into live counts, occupancy and queues.
Run a single site or a season of them. CrowdSense puts every node, every gate and every space in one place. Compare days, compare venues, compare this year to last. The numbers stay consistent, so the decisions get easier.
Most reports arrive the day after, when the crowd has gone home. CrowdSense doesn’t work like that. Occupancy, queue times and movement update live, and reach the people on shift — on their phone, at the gate, in the control room.
Compare your crowd behaviour and space use against industry standards, so you know what good looks like and where to improve.
Watch occupancy and space use update live, zone by zone, so you can act before a space gets too full.
Turn the numbers into clear charts and reports your stakeholders and BI tools can use.
See how crowds build, move and thin out across your site — the patterns behind every operational call.
See which zones, stages and activations hold people’s attention, and for how long.
Compare your numbers against industry standards for an honest read on how the event performed.
Follow how people enter, move through and dwell in each space, from gate to exit.
Send your data into the tools you already use, over REST API or webhooks.
Keep one eye on the whole site — occupancy, queues and flow — from any screen.
Sense Nodes read the crowd, Optic Nodes count it on camera, an off-grid mesh keeps them reporting anywhere, and the Companion App puts it in your team’s pocket. And the cameras you already own still plug straight in.
Rapidly deployable nodes that sense crowds over anonymous Bluetooth — and pair with camera vision and radar for precise counts, all processed on the device.
Learn more →Drop-in cameras with on-device detection. Live counts from gates, queues and rooms — even with no power or network on site.
Learn more →Live occupancy, smart alerts and node management on your phone — for the people running the event, on the ground.
Learn more →A self-healing mesh that keeps your nodes reporting where venue wifi and cellular can’t reach.
Learn more →Visual experience analytics turns ordinary camera and sensor footage into anonymised, structured data about how people and vehicles move through a space. CrowdSense applies computer vision to your existing camera system to measure things like people counts, occupancy, dwell time, queue length and movement patterns — without storing or identifying individuals.
CrowdSense measures people and vehicle counts, real-time space occupancy, entry and exit flows, queue lengths and wait times, dwell time, movement paths and heatmaps. These metrics can be benchmarked against industry standards and exported for reporting and business intelligence tools.
CrowdSense connects to most existing IP/CCTV camera systems and pushes data out through a REST API and webhooks, so you can feed insights into your own dashboards, BI tools and operational systems. See the Integration page for details.
Yes. CrowdSense scales from a single entrance or pop-up activation through to multi-venue festivals and city-wide events. Pricing is tailored to the size and complexity of your deployment, so smaller events only pay for what they need.
Absolutely. By comparing footfall, occupancy and engagement before, during and after a campaign or activation, CrowdSense helps you quantify the impact of promotions and understand which attractions and touchpoints resonate most with your audience.
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