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Contact Tracing
Recognize simultaneous presence of visitors in predefined areas / rooms
Crowd Management
Automatic admission stop with a specified maximum number of visitors in different locations
Visitor Flow Analysis
Counting visitors anonymously in different areas and determine their length of stay
- Is installed at critical points
- Registers which transponders are within range at what time
- Sends the data to a secure server via the cellular network
- Runs autonomously on batteries and mains power
- Is distributed to visitors and staff
- Can be worn as a sticker (e.g. on tickets) or lanyard
- Sends an anonymous code via radio technology that is received by the Track Box
- Is featherlight and only 1.5mm thick
- Saves the collected data of the Track Boxes with date and time
- Calculates on demand which transponders “met“ near a Track Boxes in a certain period of time
- Allows a variety of different evaluations and visualizations
- Data processing remains completely anonymous on the platform
Setup
Track Boxes are positioned at key locations such as conference rooms, expo booths or highly frequented areas. Every visitor and staff member wears a featherlight transponder that is automatically detected by the boxes.
Entrances and exits are ideal for recording visitors. The more locations that are equipped with a Track Box, the more precisely movements and whereabouts can be traced.
Transponders are detected up to ten meters away, if there is a direct line of sight. Walls, doors, etc. form a natural barrier for the UHF signal.
No relying on smartphone apps & Bluetooth
Independent of GPS reception and battery life
Low-priced, contactless transponders
Live data visualization
Fast, uncomplicated, wireless installation
Own Germany based servers
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The TAVI Story
How the Solution Came About
How TAVI Helps Your Event
How Contact Tracing Works
TAVI Track Box Setup
