The Measurement Minute by Gary Angel Lidar may be best known for its application to self-driving cars, but it's also a powerful people-tracking technology. Lidar's great coverage area an...
The Measurement Minute by Gary Angel To get the new year off to a good start, Tilman Schwarze of Hella and I are doing a free webinar covering the key applications of people-sensing tech...
Bluetooth Badges are one of the go to techniques for Associate tracking. They cover a wide-range of use-cases and are inexpensive to deploy, making them an attractive option of most forms of labor tr...
If you had a perfect measurement system for in-store behavior, what would it do? It would track every shopper. It would track every Associate. The tracking would be highly detailed – down to say th...
The Measurement Minute by Gary Angel Camera and Electronics work very differently and have fundamentally different characteristics when it comes to people-tracking. Oddly, they turn out ...
The Measurement Minute by Gary Angel Electronic Tracking is one of the easiest and most cost-efficient methods for doing shopper geolocation tracking. But how much measurement does it ac...
In a recent post, we over-viewed the various aspects of camera-sensor technology for people-tracking. Camera is the solution of choice for most people-measurement applications, and here at Digital Mo...
The Measurement Minute by Gary Angel Camera may be the most popular people-tracking technology, but electronic sensors have a role to play too. Electronic sensors listen for electronic p...
Camera is the single most common and probably the most powerful people-measurement technology currently deployed. And the most common type of camera for people measurement is a stereoscopic, ceiling ...