Occuspace provides a privacy-first occupancy monitoring solution that utilizes Bluetooth and WiFi signal activity to deliver real-time space utilization data with 95% accuracy. This technology enables organizations to optimize their physical spaces by identifying usage patterns, repurposing underutilized areas, and enhancing overall operational efficiency.
Funding
Funding not disclosed


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Product
Problem
Many organizations lack accurate, real-time data on how their physical spaces are being used, leading to inefficient space allocation and missed opportunities to optimize layouts for improved productivity and cost savings. Traditional methods of occupancy monitoring are often expensive, require significant infrastructure changes, or raise privacy concerns.
Solution
Occuspace provides a privacy-focused occupancy monitoring solution that utilizes existing Bluetooth and WiFi signals to deliver real-time space utilization data. The system anonymously detects connected devices like laptops and smartphones to estimate the number of people in a given area with a high degree of accuracy. This data enables organizations to understand space usage patterns, identify underutilized areas, and make informed decisions about space design and management. The solution is designed for easy deployment, requiring only a standard electrical outlet and no additional infrastructure changes.
Target Audience
Occuspace targets organizations across various sectors, including higher education, corporate real estate, and retail, seeking to optimize their physical spaces and improve operational efficiency.
Features
- Anonymous occupancy detection using Bluetooth and WiFi signal activity
- Real-time data updates on space utilization
- Accuracy validated through customer headcounts and third-party testing
- Data easily accessible through a customer portal and exportable via API
- Integration with digital signage and other applications
- Scalable deployment with minimal infrastructure requirements
- Privacy-first design, ensuring no collection of personally identifiable information (PII)