Find out what your stand is actually doing
Exhibitors leave a fair with a stack of business cards and a feeling. Eye gives you the other half: how many people came, which parts of the stand held them, and when you were busiest.
6
areas counted separately
5 s
between updates
0
images stored
The demo is a real dashboard on an invented stand. Nothing on it is a real client's data.
One sensor, no app, no badges
Nothing for your visitors to install, scan or sign. They walk onto the stand and the count begins.
A sensor watches the stand
A single unit above the stand sees the whole floor. It runs on the stand, on your power, and needs a plug rather than an integration.
Areas are drawn on your plan
We mark the parts of the stand that matter to you: the product wall, the demo stage, the meeting tables. Each one is counted separately.
Numbers appear while the fair runs
The dashboard updates every few seconds, so you can move a demo or reposition staff on the second day instead of reading about it a month later.
The questions a fair usually cannot answer
How many people stopped
Visits and interactions per area, not a door count for the whole hall.
How long they stayed
Dwell time per area, so a busy corner that nobody lingers in is visible as exactly that.
When you were busy
Occupancy by hour and by day, so you know which hours justified the staffing.
Which areas worked
Areas ranked against each other, so next year's layout is an argument from evidence.
A report afterwards
The run written up: findings, charts and the method, in one document you can hand to a board.
Your data, exportable
Every table downloads as CSV. Nothing is locked inside the dashboard.
The dashboard our clients see
This is the product, not a picture of it. It runs on an invented stand with invented numbers, and the figures move while you watch.
People are counted, never identified
Eye counts bodies and measures how long they stay. It does not recognise faces, it does not match anyone between visits, and no image leaves the device. What is stored is a number of people in an area at a moment in time.
- No faces stored and no biometric identification.
- No images leave the unit on the stand.
- Signage at the stand tells visitors the counting is happening.
Exhibiting soon?
Tell us the fair, the stand size and what you want to find out. We will tell you whether Eye can answer it.