DTiQ Announces New Occupancy Management Solution

By AIT News Desk On Jun 11, 2020

Machine Learning and Video Analytics empower business owners to manage their occupancy levels by accurately counting and displaying occupancy rates in real time

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DTiQ, the leading provider of intelligent video-based surveillance and data analytics solutions, announced today a product that manages occupancy levels in business owners’ locations. The DTiQ solution alerts both customers and employees when occupancy levels meet a certain threshold. These alerts can be automated to the businesses, team members and also alert customers on site through various means of digital messaging.

DTiQ's occupancy management solution virtually calculates occupancy rate within a location, alerts employees and customers entering through a digital display. — DTiQ’s occupancy management solution virtually calculates occupancy rate within a location, alerts employees and customers entering through a digital display

“We have brought a number of recent innovations to market to address immediate needs of today’s operators, many in response to COVID-19. Having a live occupancy solution is just another way our platform reduces costs for operators,” said Joe Mignone, Chief Customer Officer at DTiQ. “No dedicated employees are required at the door, and the technology works in real time, analyzing video footage at intervals to ensure compliance with local codes.”

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“This occupancy management solution is part of the DTiQ Video Analytics architecture. It measures occupancy and speed of service today and is being continually advanced to measure operations in restaurants and stores in real-time. Areas such as cleanliness, merchandising, and operational items are measured with real-time Artificial Intelligence.”

“Measuring occupancy is critical right now to owners/operators that must comply with COVID-19 and distancing restrictions but will continue to add tremendous value even beyond the pandemic,” said Joe Mignone, Chief Customer Officer at DTiQ. “Our solution brings visibility to peak traffic times, team member behavior by zone in restaurants, and more that will allow managers to make smarter staffing decisions that will maximize sales.”