SOLUTIONS FOR SMART BUILDINGS / SMART CITIES

Keeping a count of people entering and exiting a premises is a key requirement for most smart buildings. Be it a retail shop, event or a washroom, People counter can be an excellent value addition. 

Our people counter solutions uses the advance Time of Flight method to accurate measure the entry/exit of people through gates of 10 meters wide. The data is transmitted in real-time to our cloud servers that provide you insightful reports. 

Facility managers will vouch for the importance of occupancy sensors in washrooms. It is an important product in managing smart buildings and smart cities. 

The occupancy sensors are directly placed in the cubicles and helps keep track of the occupancy. The housekeeping staff can plan their intervention schedules based on the occupancy levels. 

Our range of products for smart washrooms also provides sensors for dustbin level. In case the bin reaches a particular level, the data is transmitted realtime to the server and the relevant housekeeping staff are alerted. 

No more overflowing dustbins at your airports. Ensure an amazing passenger experience. 

The occupancy sensors are directly placed in the cubicles and helps keep track of the occupancy. The housekeeping staff can plan their intervention schedules based on the occupancy levels. 

An important challenge for housekeeping staff is to ensure that the soap and tissue dispensers are adequately filled on time. If they need to keep checking it frequently, it is a wastage of manpower. If they check it less frequently and it runs out of stock, the guest experience is affected. 

Our range of sensors for soap dispensers and tissue dispensers are connected to server in real-time. They indicate when the level reaches a pre-defined threshold. The housekeeping staff are alerted on-time, to ensure optimal manpower utilisation and an amazing guest experience. 

Our smart washroom smell sensors are simple plug-n-play devices that detect foul odors (like TVOCs). The data can be captured real-time on servers, as well as triggering automated actions like air freshener deployment, flushing, or sending real-time alerts to staff for prompt cleaning. 

This greatly improves hygiene and user experience in smart restrooms by focusing maintenance efforts where needed. These systems provide data analytics and continuous monitoring for proactive management, moving beyond traditional manual checks.

These sensors use radio frequency technology (e.g., 60-GHz radar) and AI algorithms to detect a person's posture, movement (or lack thereof), and height changes without capturing optical images. They can detect falls through light and mist obstacles and function effectively in darkness or high humidity, making them ideal for a bathroom environment.

This helps in intervening on time with medical help incase a elderly person has fallen down at the restroom, either because of flight fatigue or other medical condit