OpenSensors Blog

Occupancy sensors is an efficient way to analyse how building and office spaces are utilised. Using data give teams  greater visibility on what can be done to optimise working practices, inform future designs and ultimately boost employee productivity.

Building and facilities managers are installing utilisation sensors to manage their spaces more efficiently as many businesses move towards agile working practices. Here's 4 ways using occupancy sensors can help save costs. 

Workspace designers and facility teams are turning to occupancy sensors to gather utilisation data over manual surveys to better understand how office spaces are being used. 

Workstations in Central London cost £17.5k pa and with the average utilisation rate rarely going above 45%, businesses could be losing as much as £5M in unused office space annually.

Technology and the increasing need for data is changing the real estate industry, both from an investment and management point of view. Here's how data is shaping the decision making process.