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Counting People

Counting People Definition

Counting People Features

Counting People Operation Flow

Counting People Topology

Counter with Camera Features

Counter with Infrared Features

Counter Tools Comparison

People Counting Benefits

 Counting People Definition

“Counting People” is a technology to count people that usually use in a traffic place. Counting people will automatically count
people that enter and exit the room. There are several technology options to do people counting, people counting can be done my
using CCTV or infrared.
 Counting People Features

Counting people entrance Cloud Monitoring to

flow in a store (In and Out) Integrate with branch office
counting people system

Real time data Dashboard support

information for data analysis
 Infrared
Counter with Camera

In

In

How Counting People Works

Operation
 Counting People Topology
Branch Counting
People

Branch Counting
People

Software Server
Cloud
(Holding Office)

Branch Counting
People

Branch Counting
People
 Counter with Camera Features
The camera automatically stores data on the
flash card of the camera in the event of a
network failure, so that no information is lost.
Ignoring carts, boxes, and pets
Once the network is operational again, the
connected NVR will retrieve the stored
information from the camera.

Counts in the dark >90% accuracy

Precisely recognize several people

Real time information
simultaneously
 Counter with Infrared Features

Wireless connection to the 3-40 meters range or more

data receiver

Detailed and summarized

In, out, and stay data
analysis chart
Counter Tools Comparison
Counter with Camera VS Counter with Infrared

Counter with Counter with

Camera Infrared

Ignoring carts,
Yes No
boxes, and pets

Accuracy >90% <70%

Recognize people Yes No

simultaneously

Detailed &
summarized Yes Yes
analysis data

Cost High Low

 People Counting Benefits
For Bussiness

Report hourly, daily,

Measure Staff Planning
weekly, or yearly

Measure Sales Measure Marketing

Conversion Effectiveness