Esri develops two solutions to manage interiors and capacity safely

By analyzing in real time, both users and capacity managers can provide up-to-date information to anyone who wants to access their facilities.

In order to facilitate the management of spaces and capacity through the analysis of geographical data, Esri, provider of geographic information systems (Gis) And location intelligence, has presented two innovative solutions that respond to this demand safely.

The first of the solutions allows you to securely control access to facilities, like museums, recreational facilities and even outdoor events, with person-controlled entry and exit roads.

This solution consists of three main elements to facilitate decision-making, both for facility managers, as for users. For example, visitor to a museum can get to know in advance the occupation of the exhibition area.

Mobile phone app, intended for the count of the entry and exit of persons. The application uses ArcGIS QuickCapture technology and is configured with two buttons: one to mark the entrance and the other the output, especially useful for access control staff.

Web application, aimed at anyone who has to access the premises of a premises and wants to know their capacity, with information on the number of visitors and the percentage of occupancy in real time using interactive maps.

Dashboard, that uses the information collected by the apps so that the facility's security manager can make decisions in real time, how to stop or reactivate access to a room.

In addition, the dashboard shows historical information that can be analyzed to discover patterns, such as the most affluent schedule and days, in order to make more precise decisions that improve the management of the spaces.

The solution is easy to deploy thanks to a drop-down template developed by Esri in ArcGIS Online, your SaaS platform, to make it quick to put into production, regardless of the needs of each organization. Simply configure all three apps and workgroups with the users you're editing and view the information.

The second solution, based on ArcGIS Indoors, connects facility users to their assets, allowing real-time monitoring of capacity; have a catalogue of assets, for example meeting rooms; three-dimensional view of spaces; real-time location indoors for visitors, as well as communication between teams and real-time monitoring of maintenance tasks.

This makes it easier for users to manage assets and spaces, both from the point of view of management and maintenance, such as the use and operation by employees of a company who wish to book a meeting room or who want to notify the need for cleaning or maintenance, guided by a three-dimensional map of the facilities, Etc.

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