FAQ

Automatic Image Detection in Retail Locations

No. These systems analyze video in real time and can operate in an anonymous mode—without storing any data that could identify individuals. Compliance with GDPR regulations is crucial, including proper signage in the monitored area and using systems that meet legal requirements.

The system can provide insights such as: the number of visitors, time spent in the store, most frequently visited areas (heatmaps), traffic levels at specific hours, checkout queue lengths, and conversion metrics (e.g., ratio of entries to purchases).

Not necessarily. Many detection systems can be integrated with the current monitoring setup, provided the cameras meet minimum technical requirements (e.g., HD quality, constant access to video stream). In other cases, hardware upgrades may be recommended.

Examples include: improved staff scheduling, optimized store layout, quicker response to congestion or queues, more effective marketing campaigns (testing promotional material placement), and the ability to compare performance across days or seasons.

Yes, the system processes video in real time. Data can be displayed on an interactive dashboard, compiled into daily, weekly, or monthly reports, and exported to files (e.g., CSV, PDF). Real-time alerts are also available—for instance, when a queue exceeds a set number of people.

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