Measure first.
Then change.
A calibrated digital twin of your stores, warehouses, plants and buildings, built from the cameras you already have. It counts people, never identifies them, and lets you rehearse a change before customers see it.
- Uses the cameras you already have
- Counts people, never identifies them
- No images kept
The challenge
Most floor decisions are made on a hunch.
Layouts, rosters and opening hours shape every visit, yet they are usually changed first and measured later, if at all.
- Problem 1
Cameras record, nobody measures
Footage answers “what happened?” after the fact. It rarely says where people go, wait or give up.
- Problem 2
Rosters lag the floor
Staffing follows last month’s plan, so queues build at the hour nobody expected.
- Problem 3
Changes tested on customers
A new layout goes live and everyone waits to see whether it helped.
How it works
From floor plan to a ranked change.
The twin is calibrated to your own days first, so its suggestions start from what really happens.
- 01
Map
Floor plan in metres: zones, tills, doors and cameras
- 02
See
People become anonymous dots on the floor
- 03
Count
Entries, dwell, occupancy and queue wait
- 04
Simulate
Calibrated to your own days, then tries changes
- 05
Act
Layouts and rosters, ranked. A person approves each one
What it measures
Flow, queues and demand, from the cameras you have.
Customer flow and heatmaps
Paths, dwell and queues from existing CCTV.
Layout simulation
Changes ranked by KPI before customers see them.
Staffing and scheduling
A 30-minute forecast and a rule-safe roster.
Demand forecasting
Visits per half-hour from counted history.
Private by design
It counts people. It never knows who they are.
- On site
Processed at the edge
Frames are handled in memory on a CPU edge box in the building.
- Nothing stored
No images kept
Only anonymous positions and counts leave the box.
- Beyond retail
One engine, four sectors
Retail today; logistics, plants and facilities next.
Rehearse it on one site.
Tell us about one store, warehouse or plant and we will show you what the twin measures.