New crowd analytics solution deployed at Orlando airport

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The Indoor Lab has partnered with Cepton to deliver a new crowd analytics solution, recently deployed at Orlando International Airport.

The Indoor Lab, which provides solutions for monitoring real-time foot traffic using lidar sensors, uses Cepton's Helius Smart Lidar System in the new solution, named Safe Place.

Helius enables The Indoor Lab to provide anonymised 3D tracking of people in order to improve the usability, safety and cleanliness of large spaces. The Indoor Lab’s visual analytics platform, leveraging the Helius Smart Lidar System, powers the Synect Evenflow Crowd Radar media lights in Terminal Two of Orlando International Airport (MCO).

The project is one of several early projects initiated by The Indoor Lab and Cepton as part of a strategic partnership announced this week. The partnership aims to pave the way for ‘long-awaited innovations’ that will save customers time and money, enable more efficient design of public and private commercial spaces, and add a ‘much-needed’ capability to improve public safety during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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