Do you manage or work for an institution that is open to the public? You have probably already heard of people counting systems. These are devices capable of counting all visitors present in a defined area, as well as entrances, exits and waiting times to access a location. This occupancy, attendance and waiting time data is generally used internally via a centralised interface, but can also be communicated to the general public.

 

But with such a wide range of counting solutions available, how do you choose?

 

Which counting system is best suited to your institution? What criteria should you use to make the right choice? Here is a comparison of all the counting devices on the market.