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Overview: Sensors

Learn more about IoT sensors

Updated over 2 weeks ago

There is a range of different compatible hardware which can be used to enhance modules. ​In this article, we will focus on IoT sensors.

2 types of sensors: ​

  • Occupancy sensor: It’s a type of motion sensor that detects the presence of a person within a designated area/space (i.e., the office or meeting room). Occupancy sensors are increasingly used in IoT networks to enhance room efficiency and space utilisation. ​

    Space availability based on sensors will be showing on each space's details page.

  • Environmental sensors: Used for monitoring indoor environmental quality in spaces to better understand building health, comfort, and ventilation and energy consumption.​

Key Benefits:

  • Analytics Reports: Better understand the comfort of the workplace - to ensure it's optimal for productivity and employee and visitor comfort, - and the occupancy of your office.

  • Health Metric Understanding: Explore environmental health metrics to improve workplace well-being and sustainability.

  • ESG Projects: Drive initiatives meeting ESG criteria, demonstrating your dedication to environmental stewardship and corporate responsibility.

  • Energy Monitoring: Optimise energy consumption with advanced monitoring systems for a more sustainable workplace environment.

  • Live data and automatic cancellations: Live occupancy of spaces on mobile and web and automatic cancellation of unused spaces (meeting rooms and desks) (set through Location's policies).

Sensors x Insight Reports

Data gathered by the sensors is used in reports. It will show in your IoT reports providing you with data such as the quality of air over time, space wasted, occupancy counts, etc.

To find out more about reports, head here.

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Our Vendors

Tether, PointGrab and Vergesense.

How to purchase sensors?

Through your Customer Success Manager or Account Manager. Alternatively, please contact our Support Team.

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