How does a complete smart office space occupancy solution operate? It consists of more than just one or two sensors, but a systemic ecosystem integrating perception, transmission, analysis, and application.
1. Perception Layer: Full-Coverage Data Sensing
Workstation Occupancy Monitoring: PIR sensors (e.g., VS340/341) based on LoRaWAN® wireless communication are used to accurately detect whether a workstation is occupied. They feature flexible installation and require no wiring.
Space People Counting: AI-powered CMOS people-counting sensors (e.g., VS121) are deployed in meeting rooms and collaborative areas to achieve large-scale, high-precision headcount statistics and flow analysis, with support for privacy-preserving modes.
Environmental Quality Monitoring: All-in-one indoor environmental sensors (e.g., AM308) are installed to monitor real-time indicators including temperature, humidity, CO₂, and PM2.5. They connect with air conditioning and fresh-air systems to ensure a healthy working environment.
Energy Consumption Monitoring: Smart current transformers and similar devices track circuit energy usage, providing a basis for energy-saving optimization.
2. Network & Platform Layer: Stable and Reliable Data Hub
Sensor data is aggregated via indoor gateways (e.g., UG65) and transmitted to local servers or cloud platforms. The system architecture covers the data layer, business layer, and presentation layer. Through dashboards, complex spatial data is transformed into intuitive overviews, heat maps, and analytical reports by dimension (area, time, type).
3. Application Layer: Intelligent Management and Optimization
Spatial Decision-Making Cockpit: Provides full-domain data visualization, supports multi-dimensional flexible analysis by floor, department, and zone, and updates heat maps minute-by-minute, allowing managers to grasp spatial performance at a glance.
AI Spatial Optimization Simulation: Based on multi-objective optimization models, it generates multiple spatial planning schemes (e.g., “hybrid work,” “full agile workspace”) with one click, and delivers actionable recommendations balancing cost and experience.
Facility Management (FM) & IT Integration: Data can be linked with workflows including maintenance, cleaning scheduling, network optimization, and IT equipment configuration to improve overall operational efficiency.
