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Reamol video people counter can not be capturing the people’s face. Therefore, it would not count via facial recognition. The counting would be based on the people’s body head and shoulder shap. In compliance with the GDPR policy released in May of 2018, we cannot provide demographic details such as age, or gender. And the facial recoginition products require throw view angle, and it is easy to counting repeatly even the man not move. So currently only binocular technology is the best and most accuracy choice for retails people counting.

We are compliant with the current privacy regulations and work towards further compliance and upholding of the privacy of individuals. Under the GDPR regulations introduced in 2016 and implemented on May of 2018, there are several exceptions that applies to responsible manner of handling the data, such as anonymisation. Recital 26 of the GDRP dictates that the regulation applies to information concerning an identifiable person. Information that is rendered anonymous and untraceable through irreversible pseudonymisation and unidentifiable to the person are not covered by this regulation. Furthermore, anonymous information processing such as for statistical purpose are too not liable for regulation by GDPR, which is the usage of FootfallCam. In Chapter 2, Article [...]

The number of people counter required is dependent on the height of the ceiling and the width of the entrance. You may key in the data over to have an estimation of the number of cameras. The counting width is between 2 heads closed to each side of entrance. The view width is between  2 foots closed to each side. However, only head width is really working width, not foot width. If your entrance not often get busy traffic, most of visitors should pass the entrance in the middle, you can directly consider the foot view width. Usually we have 2 types of video people counter for retails:VPC-X and VPC-T3. VPC-X, with 2.8mm [...]