Tracking the number of people in a building is important if you want to ultimately better control energy use, facilities planning, and security. So far, most of the attempts essentially monitor where people are in a building and how they move within it.
But the occupants of a building of any type aren’t static. They do move within and also into and out of the facility. If a campus property, there is also consideration of how people shift from one building to another. Vendor R-Zero announced that it has bidirectional counting at entry and exit points, “providing granular, real-time data on occupancy and utilization at the floor, building, and portfolio levels,” the company said in a press release.
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