People count is finally self-installable:

Meet Waffle.

Meet Open Area.

Greater coverage. Fewer sensors. Open Area can save up to 51% on installation and hardware costs.

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Maximize coverage while minimizing costs.

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From 6 inches to 1,000 sqft

Measured by a single sensor.

02

Designed for all ceiling sqft from low to high

Supports extreme close proximity occupancy detection  (sub-6 inch) and up to 20 feet high.

03

Up to 51% savings

Delivers unmatched data you can trust.

Sensor in action

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5 critical mass days in February

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Average time used

4.5hrs

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Time used is average

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Headcount

23 ppl

Area

3,308 ft²

Cost per ft²

$60 / ft²

Total cost

$198,456

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The DNA of your space.
In one platform.

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Highest occupancy

2:00pm

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Most in-demand  spaces and amenities

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Utilization is good

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30%

of meeting rooms used by 1 person.

Observations

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Entry LR sensor

Always private

(unlike cameras)

Always accurate

(unlike badge data)

Always on

(unlike batteries)

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Maximize coverage. Minimize costs. Open Area unlocks your workplace ROI.

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