Our goal is to provide a 'pattern of movement' with a target accuracy of +/- 10%. It is not possible to provide 100% accurate data as the variables, especially in an event scenario, are significant. We are very confident in our data and if you compare our sample size with [...]

Any device that does not meet the engaged criteria can be classed as passing with EX sensors.

What is an Engaged Visit? An engaged visit refers to a visit to a physical location or site by a person or device, where the visit meets certain criteria for duration and proximity. The criteria for what constitutes an engaged visit is typically defined by the business or organization, and [...]

Yes. Exposure Analytics takes the combined visit duration for all devices detected by all sensors at the event and divides this by the number of devices detected. This is then displayed as the 'Dwell Time' on the summary report page.

Yes. Exposure Analytics takes the combined visit duration for all devices detected by all sensors at the event and divides this by the number of devices detected. This is then displayed as the 'Average Dwell Time' on the summary report page.

With EX sensors this is dependant on the environment and the positioning of the sensor. Apex coverage depends on the height and number of Apex installed. Our team will work with you to calculate the number of sensors required.

So far we have successfully measured events with up to 200,000 simultaneous attendees. We are limited only by processing capacity in the Exposure Analytics cloud platform and this scales automatically as this load increases.

Our wifi sensors are completely passive. They do not transmit wifi traffic at all, only listen, and therefore they will not have a detrimental impact on wifi quality at the venue.

Any devices detected prior to the event opening are placed into a 'blacklist' and are removed final analysis. Typically we set the blacklist period to be the 30 minutes prior to event opening but this can be customised for specific circumstances.