Retail camera analytics your team can actually use.
Turn compatible camera feeds into clear operational signals: footfall, entry and exit counts, occupancy, queues and zone activity — without asking a manager to watch hours of footage.

Give the client something they can click, not just something they can read.
This interactive concept uses simulated business metrics around a real working computer-vision prototype. Try the navigation, camera views, date range, alerts, zone map, export and demo event controls.
Store overview
Live operational signals from the interactive product prototype.

Select a bounding box in the camera view. The demo exposes operational tracking data, not a person’s identity.
Current occupancy is 23% of the configured demo limit.
Updated from entry / exit eventsStart with four signals a store manager understands immediately.
A focused first release is easier to validate than a dashboard full of speculative AI features. The system can expand after the entrance-counting workflow proves useful.
Entry & exit counting
Convert directional line crossings into hourly and daily visitor traffic.
Live occupancy
Estimate how many people are inside a monitored area using entry and exit events.
Queue awareness
Monitor checkout zones and trigger an event when queue size exceeds a configured threshold.
Zone activity
Compare anonymous movement and dwell patterns across selected areas of the shop.
Keep the video workload local. Send useful events to the business platform.
The vision agent handles detection and tracking near the camera. The web platform receives lightweight events and summary data for dashboards, alerts and reporting.
Measured performance, separated clearly from simulated product data.
These figures came from the local prototype test described earlier. They show technical feasibility for that configuration and should not be presented as a guarantee for every camera, PC or deployment.
Start with one camera, one entrance and one business question.
A small pilot can validate camera placement, counting quality and whether the resulting data is useful before you invest in a wider rollout.