Privacy by design

Understand the movement.
Respect the person.

BoothSight is designed to measure how a space is used, without identifying the people using it.

Patterns. Not identities.

Detection happens on the sensor. The analytics pipeline receives anonymous positions and timestamps, rather than recorded video or face profiles.

What informs the report

Movement data.

  • Anonymous tracking references
  • Positions and timestamps
  • Entries and zone visits
  • Time spent in defined areas
  • Aggregated patterns over show hours
What the pipeline excludes

Personal identity.

  • No recorded or streamed video
  • No facial recognition
  • No names from sensor detections
  • No age or gender profiles
  • No identity matching across events

Clear boundaries.

Measurement is scoped to your installation.

The observation area, booth entrance, and comparison zones are configured for the event. Pass-by measurement requires appropriate coverage and an agreed boundary. Show-management requirements should be confirmed before setup.

Your historical report uses anonymous records.

Position and time data support zone analysis, event summaries, and comparisons across shows. Anonymous movement records do not require a visitor’s name or facial profile.

A demo inquiry is separate from sensor data.

Information you choose to provide when contacting BoothSight—such as your name, email, show, and booth size—is inquiry information. This local preview creates a downloadable inquiry draft and does not send or store it on a server.

Questions about the setup?

Contact [email protected] to discuss coverage, retained measurements, or requirements for your venue.

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See the value without collecting identities.

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