People counters for different applications vary in terms of their technology, mounting options, accuracy, connectivity, data analysis capabilities, and scalability. The choice of people counter depends on the specific requirements and objectives of each application. For example, a retail store may prioritize highly accurate counting for measuring conversion rates, while a large event venue may focus on estimating crowd sizes at entrances and exits.

Additionally, connectivity options and integration capabilities may differ, with some systems offering wired or wireless connections and the ability to integrate with other systems such as facility management system. Lastly, the scalability and expansion potential of people counters can differ, with some systems allowing for easy expansion and integration with additional sensors or devices. Milesight people counters offer great compatibility to make the integration easy to bring extendable performance.

Milesight bring a comprehensive range of people counters to satisfy different application needs. The accuracy varies from different models. Passage People Counter VS350 with PIR stands out with its cost-effective performance. If you pursue the highest accuracy, the AI ToF People Counting Sensor VS133 and Ultra ToF People Counter VS135 will be good choices, which have 99.8% industry-leading accuracy. Using deep learning AI and ToF technology, the people counters is able to recognize people and get reliable counting data via in-depth images produced by time of flight.

Privacy is highly concerned, especially in the age of heavy information leakage. Personally identifiable information is easily captured by diversified electronic devices and the internet. To alley the fear of information leakage, Milesight people counters apply technologies such ToF, PIR, and thermopile technologies that wouldn't get any personal information. They transmit data via LoRaWAN® protocol that its baud rates range from 0.3 kbps to 50 kbps. The feature makes it fit for anonymous detection. It only transmits small-size payloads (like sensor data) over long distances, which is a double assurance of anonymous detection. The people counting senors is in line with GDPR compliance.