People Flow

Nonprofit organization uses footfall data to build trust

The non-profit organization Mangfoldshuset Trøndelag in Trondheim, Norway, has started using footfall data from IMAS Group. – Footfall...

Hobbii in Denmark and Germany chooses footfall counting from IMAS Group

The one-stop-shop Hobbii is the place to visit if you love knitting and living in Denmark and Germany. The yarn chain, with their 400...

Footfall Counting in one of the world's tallest wooden buildings

During the fall, one of the world's tallest wooden buildings was inaugurated and IMAS was commissioned to provide the spectacular wooden...

How a big retail chain transforms operations with a staff scheduling tool

The largest watch and goldsmith chain in Norway, BJØRKLUND, has since 2020 used IMAS Staff Planning tool in five of their stores. The...

Fairs and Exhibitions are Opening up With People Counters

In the beginning of September Norway Trade Fairs opened their doors to visitors for the first time since the pandemic. The famous trade...

The world’s oldest open-air museum counts guests with people counters and WiFi

Since 2017, Skansen, one of the Nordic region's most popular tourist destinations with 1.4 million visitors, has used people counters...

Stavanger Expands People Flow with WiFi Nodes

Stavanger City Center in Norway uses since earlier 10 IMAS Access Points WiFi and an equal amount of 3D people sensors to map the people...