Types of workplace occupancy sensors

Why you need space occupancy data

Understand how much space you really need

Identify what spaces are under used

Identify areas to optimise

Understand busy and low periods in the office

Compare occupancy across locations

How employees interact with the office

Streamline building operations

Provide appropriate workspaces

Accurately forecast growth

Multi-Desk Sensors

Ceiling mounted sensors with a birds-eye view, offer utilisation data across banks of desks or a room’s interior.

How it works

  • GDPR Compliant – gathers data anonymously
  • Battery operated and easy to install
  • Quickly find which areas of your office are under or over utilised
  • Customisable field of view to suit any workspace
  • Triggered by object recognition, body heat and movement to give precise counting data 

Individual Desk sensors

Passive infrared sensors (PIR) gathers data on the usage of desks, focus rooms or phone booths.

How it works

  • Triggered by motion, heat and time a space is occupied
  • GDPR compliant – gathers anonymous data 
  • Data is transmitted to Gateways via LoRaWAN
  • Does not touch your IT infrastructure
  • Provides precise and reliable data
  • Data is made accessible on our powerful analytics platform

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Counter sensors

Counter sensors lets you understand the footfall of free flowing areas, meeting rooms, open spaces or collaboration areas.

How it works

  • Triggered by object recognition to provide insights on how often workspaces are used and by how many people
  • Captures data on a number of people going in any direction
  • Measures the field of focus and covers a wide area
  • GDPR compliant – gathers anonymous data 
  • Data is transmitted to Gateways via LoRaWAN
  • Does not touch your IT infrastructure
  • Data is made accessible on our powerful analytics platform

Indoor air quality sensors

Research has indicated the link between poor air quality and the transmission of viruses. Keeping an eye on indoor air quality is becoming highly critical.

How it works

  • Gathers Temperature, CO2, Humidity and Noise levels
  • GDPR compliant – gathers anonymous data 
  • Data is transmitted to Gateways via LoRaWAN
  • Does not touch your IT infrastructure
  • Enables you to balance air flow as occupancy rises
  • Let’s you optimise HVAC systems
  • Data is made accessible on our powerful analytics platform

Unlock potential savings and space optimisation

Our powerful analytics engine works seamless behind the scenes to make it easy for you to gather and digest data.

  • Get automated reporting
  • Understand how much space you really need 
  • Access data on demand, anywhere, anytime
  • User friendly interface 
  • Enables you to find space optimisation opportunities
  • Powerful integrations
  • Helps you improve operational, cost and resource efficiencies 
  • Makes it easy for you make strategic change decisions