Showcase · Event intelligence

Know how your event really went.

For event organisers and venue operators: footfall and dwell by entrance, hall and zone, ready to share with the sponsors and exhibitors who paid to be there.

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Set up for the event, taken away after it
No building works
All processing happens on the device

What this is

Pulses: AI that understands your physical world.

Edge-AI Vision Devices that see, understand and act, with all processing on the device.

SeeVision Towers at every gate
UnderstandFootfall and dwell by zone
ActSponsors get the numbers

Designed and made in the UAE

An aisle of lit exhibition stands with no visitors at them

The question after every event

How many came, and where did they go?

An exhibition, a festival or a games week is judged on how many people came. That number shapes next year's budget, the price of a stand and whether a sponsor comes back.

Most events still close on an estimate.
A ticket-scan total, a head-count clicked at the gate, a figure announced before anyone has checked it.
Exhibitors ask what their stand bought them.
Organisers want to know which hall drew a crowd and which stayed quiet.
And events are short.
A system that takes months to set up is no use for an event that lasts a week.

How it works

Three moves, from the gate to the sponsor report.

Set up for the length of the event and taken away when it closes. Nothing to build into the venue.

01 · See
Vision Towers at every gate
Portable Pulses Vision Towers stand at the entrances and key zones for the length of the event: set up in days, no building works, taken away when the event closes.
02 · Understand
Footfall and dwell by zone
Each device turns what happens in front of it into counts, processed on the device itself: arrivals by entrance and by hour, footfall and dwell for each hall, zone and stand.
03 · Act
Sponsors get the numbers
Organisers see the event as it happens and close it with a report per zone and per day: the evidence exhibitors and sponsors ask for, and a basis for planning the next edition.