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Camera Placement for People Counting: Mounting, Angle and Coverage
Camera placement decides whether your counts are trustworthy. Learn the mounting height, angle, and coverage that give clean counts, how to set up queues and zones, and how to spot a bad view before you roll out.
RTSP and ONVIF Explained: Connecting Analytics to Your IP Cameras and NVR
RTSP and ONVIF are how analytics software talks to the cameras you already own. This plain-English guide explains the difference, how the software reads a stream off a camera or NVR, and the network checks your IT team should run.
How to Deploy People-Counting Software on Your Existing Cameras
You do not need new cameras to start counting footfall. This guide walks through assessing camera coverage, picking an on-site computer, connecting your existing feeds over RTSP/ONVIF, and going live, all with video kept on-premise.
People Counter Types Compared: Cameras, Thermal Sensors, Beam Counters and Wi-Fi
A neutral comparison of the main people-counting technologies, cameras, thermal sensors, infrared beams and Wi-Fi, by accuracy in crowds, privacy surface, hardware cost and what each can and cannot measure.
How Does a Camera People Counter Work? From Video Feed to Visitor Numbers
Follow the path from a camera stream to a visitor count: how body-only detection on an overhead camera becomes a number on a back-office PC or mini-PC, processed on-site with no facial recognition.
What Is People Counting? A Complete Guide to Camera-Based Visitor Counting
People counting tells you how many people enter and move through a space. This guide explains what it measures, the main technologies behind it, and where software running on your existing cameras fits compared with sensors, beams and Wi-Fi.