A new, real-time radar sensor. People count is finally self-installable.

Today, we're proud to introduce the latest addition to our platform — Density Open Area.

Today, we'd like to introduce one of our newest features, Heatmaps.

Installing sensors can be expensive. Our latest sensor cuts the cost of measuring your workplace by as much as half.

Managing a portfolio of buildings is inherently collaborative. Sharing should be fast and easy. With Atlas, it is.

Our two newest sensors can cut the cost of workplace measurement by up to 51%.

Heatmaps helps you replay a day in the life of a space and avoid plane rides to go and actually visit a space yourself.

Atlas encourages discovery and observation — the same behaviors that are second nature when you visit a place in-person.

Atlas is a fast, fun, and forgiving interface to understand how your spaces perform.

Our goal is to give you an analytics tool you love to use. To do that we’re building a tool we love to use.

Many companies still rely on outdated, anecdotal data to make real estate decisions. Density Atlas tackles this challenge.

Introducing Density Live, a real-time map to find and reserve available workspaces when you need them.

Detect unused spaces, generate an automatic cleaning plan and estimate the value of a more efficient operation.

Introducing Entry Long Range: simple setup, sunlight support, and unparalleled accuracy.

While Zoom offers convenience and insights into Zoom-enabled rooms, it does not capture data on other space types.

For years, teams have relied on time utilization studies and visual observations to understand space utilization.

Desk booking systems ease reservations but often fail to effectively measure actual space utilization.

Badge systems were not designed for the intricate task of measuring space utilization.

When you're making the investment to measure your space, here's why you shouldn't rely on a few AA batteries.

Sensor Status, a feature in Density Live, lets you monitor and manage your sensors with ease.

Here are some of the status quo solutions workplaces use to measure their spaces and why they’re just not good enough.