Can measuring footfall save the High Street?
The retail sector is constantly changing and evolving. The pandemic and increasing online sales have badly affected high streets and
Read moreThe retail sector is constantly changing and evolving. The pandemic and increasing online sales have badly affected high streets and
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Read moreSix reasons to count pedestrian footfall through a town centre and the most accurate, cost-effective way to do so.
Read moreRain, snow, frost, sun and wind – whatever the weather Retail Sensing counters measure footfall with over 98% accuracy. The
Read moreCameras positioned over front and rear doors of buses use artificial vision algorithms to count passengers on and off.
Read moreDo your shop window displays attract customers? Are you sure? Video recognition technology tells you exactly how many people looked at the shop window, for how long and what percentage of them actually entered the shop. People can be tracked around the store and you can see if browsers turned into customers.
Video systems give over 98% accurate measurements of customer engagement and response, so retailers can improve displays and test exactly what converts browsers into buyers. Importantly, managers are also very quickly informed when shop window displays are failing to attract customers.
Read moreRetail Sensing is one of three businesses chosen to run projects which will shape Manchester’s infrastructure and environment. The company
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