College & University People Counters

Space Utilization Counters for Colleges & Universities

Not only do universities have facilities where students go to learn, they also have a variety of other types of facilities ranging from dorms, cafeterias, convention halls, sports complexes, museums, and more. Having an understanding of the daily traffic counts to each of these facilities provides a myriad of benefits.

Getting ready to open your college? We are now offering SafeEntry software that is a cloud-based occupancy counter with sophisticated algorithms. The software is compatible with your existing tablets, phones,
or computers for reliable live occupancy monitoring.

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Benefits of Traf-Sys People Counting Solutions for Universities:

Use Traffic Data To Support Project Funding. Support building project funding requests with comprehensive numbers on pedestrian traffic.

Implement Real-Time Tracking. Find out what sections of your campus are getting the most pedestrian traffic.

Count Attendance At Promotional Activities. Find out what works, what doesn’t, and how to make your promotions translate to traffic.

Implement Effective Security Staffing. Use traffic data to ensure the appropriate security staffing at various campus facilities.

Enhance Marketing Strategies. Integrate traffic data into your overall marketing and advertising plans.

The data we receive from our Traf-Sys people counting systems is always valuable when we pull the exact data of how the building is being used for our annual reports. Before using Traf-Sys, we used to think our numbers went down in the summer, but we soon found out that they actually increased.

Dave Shaw, Assistant Director, Facilities, University of Louisville

We have noticed numerous benefits by utilizing Traf-Sys people counting systems. It has provided data to help with decision making and has saved us labor by not having to use manual counters. The data we receive from the people counting systems also helps us determine what type of furniture to place at a particular location based on traffic patterns.

Tamene Abebe, Facilities Manager, Colorado State University