How accurate is the measurement?

Accuracy depends on environment design and deployment. We validate each installation on-site and define acceptance criteria before the data is operational. Reliable measurement is achieved through engineering, not assumption.

How do you validate the system?

We perform structured on-site validation against observed movement patterns. Configuration is adjusted until performance thresholds are met before handover.

What happens if the layout changes?

If entrances, zones, or flow patterns change materially, recalibration is recommended. Measurement stability depends on environmental consistency.

How do you ensure comparability across locations?

We standardize definitions such as entry, exit, and occupancy in the platform. Cross-site reporting is based on consistent logic, not isolated sensor outputs.

Is the system GDPR compliant?

The system is designed around aggregated movement data and avoids personal identification. Deployment principles align with GDPR requirements.

Can measurement drift over time?

Environmental changes or operational shifts can impact stability. Ongoing review and recalibration processes mitigate long-term drift.

Can the data be audited?

Configuration logic and definitions are standardized in the platform. This enables traceability and structured review when required.

When is this not the right fit?

Environments with extreme unpredictability or undefined measurement points require structured design. In some cases, alternative approaches may be more appropriate.