Terabee project to reduce energy consumption and expenditure
Summary
“As part of its larger goal to reduce the electrical and thermal consumption of Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) systems across its estate by estimated 350,000-kilowatt hours of electricity per year, FIPOI has introduced Terabee’s people counting system at the International Conference Centre Geneva (CICG),” said Max Ruffo, Terabee CEO. Terabee Time-of-Flight people counting solutions emit a beam of light, typically in the form of infrared (IR) or laser pulses. As they don’t use camera technology, Terabee people counting sensors cannot capture any personal data, images or videos of individuals. In addition, Terabee people counters cannot measure the height of someone passing into or out of the counting area, nor can they gather any information about gender, physical appearance, clothing or other personal data. Zone heatmaps can be created in front of Point of Sales displays, museums or trade show exhibits, for example, to gather accurate, anonymous data to understand the impact of marketing campaigns.