Use case · Film Event intelligence
Entrances & halls
Know how your event really went.
Visitors and dwell by entrance, hall and zone, ready for sponsors.
- Arrivals by entrance, by hour
- Dwell, hall by hall
- A report per zone, per day
Events & Venues
Gate B is backing up. Gate D is clear.
See the queue at each gate. Send stewards where it builds.
How it works
See. Understand. Act.
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Hall 3 entrance · 412 this hour Illustrative See Pulses Vision Tower
Each entrance and hall is counted, hour by hour.
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People now · against capacity
Hall 3 is 150 over the capacity you set.
IllustrativeUnderstand Pulses OS
Each hall's count is checked against the capacity you set.
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AI Operator · now
Hall 3 is 150 over its set capacity. Send new arrivals to Hall 5?
ApproveNot now
To the safety lead
Act AI Operators
The safety lead gets the alert and sends stewards, with your approval.
Illustrative example. Counts are not from a customer event.
Where it works
Across the venue
Scroll each area. Some have a full use case and film.
Counted at the door
Re-entries
Counted once, across halls.
Re-entries and hall-hopping don't inflate the count.
- Unique visitors, per day
- Re-entries shown apart
- Hall-to-hall movement
Full is a number
Crowd levels
Hall counts against capacity.
The safety lead is alerted at the safe limit.
- People by zone, live
- Alerts at your threshold
- Next hall suggested to stewards
Queue at the counter
Food stands
Kiosk 4 has the longest line.
Lines compared stand by stand. Staff move where it builds.
- Line at each stand, live
- Staff moves, with your approval
- Busy stands by hour
Cars in this zone
Car parks
Car park P2 is nearly full.
Cars counted per car park. Marshals are sent where space is.
- Car park occupancy, live
- Next free car park, to marshals
- Exit queues after the event
Pulses at events and venues
For event organisers and venue operators who need to see each gate, hall and stand as the event runs. Portable Pulses Vision Towers stand at each gate with their own power, and Pulses Vision covers concourses and food courts. Pulses CX shows unique visitors per day, with re-entries and hall-hopping shown apart, and dwell by hall for a report per zone (event intelligence). Pulses Ops shows the queue at each gate and each stand, and Pulses Compliance checks each hall against the capacity you set; an AI Operator alerts the safety lead to send stewards, with your approval. Ticket scans can sit beside the count at each gate (crowd counts). Processing happens on the device; what leaves is anonymous data, not video.
Pulses OS for events
Pulses CX, Ops and Compliance, set up for gates, halls and stands.
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Pulses CX
Waits at the gate, time spent by hall, and repeat visits.
- Attendee Experience
- Sales — busy merchandise stands
- Reception — welcome and wayfinding
- Q&A — event info via kiosk/chat
- Tour Guide — guided venue experience
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Pulses Ops
Gate and stand lines, crew by zone, and service times, live.
- Venue Operations
- Staffing — crew deployment by zone
- Throughput — gate & concession flow
- Busy Hours — peak periods by gate
- SLA Monitor — service times against target
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Pulses Compliance
Zone counts against capacity, and a record of each incident.
- Event Safety
- Safety Escalation — crowd density alerts
- Access Control — zone authorization
- Incident Documentation — a record for each alert
- Regulatory Audit — safety standards
Recommended Hardware
Vision Tower stands at each gate, with its own power.
Questions from event and venue teams
How do event organisers count unique attendees across several days and entrances?
Each attendee is one journey, new or returning, across re-entries, halls and days, so a re-entry is not a new attendee. Portable Pulses Vision Towers at the entrances do this with Anonymous Unique FaceID: derived on the device, it can't be turned back into a picture and holds no personal data. Pulses CX shows unique visitors per day, with re-entries shown apart.
We need a people counting system: what sensor counts visitors in our exhibition halls?
Pulses uses portable Pulses Vision Towers at the gates and Pulses Vision on the ceiling of halls and concourses. Rather than a tally of entries, Pulses OS shows unique visitors per day, dwell hall by hall and a report per zone, per day, ready for sponsors. Each device processes on the device and sends only anonymous data, not video.
Is there AI attendee analytics we can deploy per event and move to the next venue?
Yes. Pulses Vision Towers are free-standing, with their own power: they stand at the gates, car parks and open-air zones for the event and are taken away after it. While the event runs, the team sees gate queues, hall counts and stand lines live; after it, each sponsor can get a report for their zone.
How do I get WhatsApp alerts when something happens on site?
Pulses OS sends alerts to the people who run each area, on the channels they already use: the safety lead when a hall passes the capacity you set, stewards when a gate backs up, marshals when a car park is nearly full. An AI Operator can suggest the next step, such as sending new arrivals to a quieter hall, with your approval.
