Its AI-driven image processing provides strong performance in varied lighting, wide entrances, and high-traffic settings, along with directional counting and environmental adaptability.


Overhead AI-Powered Sensor for Reliable Foot Traffic Data
Retailers, facility managers, and public venue operators seeking accurate people counting in challenging environments often choose overhead image-processing sensors. The Eclipse People Counter from Traf-Sys performs well in high-traffic areas, under varying lighting conditions, and across wide entrances where other systems may struggle.
Mounted above entrances and paired with VisiCount software, the Eclipse delivers directional counts and supports monitoring across multiple doors, facilities, or even thousands of counting points on a single network.
How the Eclipse Uses AI for Accurate Counting
The sensor employs AI technology to distinguish human movement from nearby objects or non-human motion. It tracks direction—recording entries and exits separately—which provides clearer data on actual occupancy and flow patterns. This directional awareness improves the reliability of pedestrian traffic statistics.
The Eclipse offers flexible connectivity. It supports Power over Ethernet (PoE) and includes a built-in Ethernet port for configuration and data transfer. For installations where running cables is difficult, it can connect via Wi-Fi using WPA2-Personal encryption.
Overhead sensors like the Eclipse provide several practical benefits compared with other counting methods:
These capabilities help organizations obtain dependable foot traffic totals that support better staffing and business decisions.
Notable design and operational features:
The Eclipse integrates with a standard network connection and Traf-Sys VisiCount software. This combination enables near real-time reporting and advanced analysis of pedestrian traffic data.
For a closer look at how the Eclipse fits into broader traffic monitoring strategies, see our overviews of VisiCount people counting software and wireless people counters.
Its AI-driven image processing provides strong performance in varied lighting, wide entrances, and high-traffic settings, along with directional counting and environmental adaptability.
Yes. While it supports PoE and Ethernet, it also offers Wi-Fi connectivity using WPA2-Personal encryption.
The unit’s flash memory automatically backs up more than a week of data, protecting counts until power resumes.
Yes. The system scales to manage multiple entrances and facilities through VisiCount software.