Due to the COVID-19 crisis, we need to put restrictions and limits on the number of people that can gather in one place, such as a supermarkets, shops, pharmacies or public facilities, toilets and changing rooms. These measures are designed to keep everyone safe and ensure people have enough room to distance themselves from other…

You can now spread the cost of a new footfall counting system as Axiomatic have partnered with Westwon to offer flexible leasing and payment plans. The installation of a footfall counting system can involve a large initial investment so we are happy to offer more flexible ways to go ahead. You decide on the term…

Axiomatic are pleased to announce a shirt sponsorship with Hucknall Warriors FC under 15s, for the 2019/2020 season. The lads play in the Nottingham youth League Saturday Division 5, after gaining promotion from Division 6 last season. Currently Hucknall Warriors has the highest goal score of the league – Reece Jefferson scoring an astounding 33…

Furniture Village is one of the UK’s biggest and best-known furniture retailers, with over fifty showrooms nationwide. They were already aware of the benefits and importance of knowing their customer footfall and needed accurate data to measure conversion rates, the success of television marketing campaigns, sales events and trends over time. They had previously tried…

With the release of the latest generation of Brickstream’s people counting hardware, the ability to filter out employee and staff movements is now possible. For years now within the people counting and footfall counting industry, companies have been trying to come up with solutions to identifying and recording the movements of employees. This kind of…

Axiomatic have been providing London Borough of Newham Council with footfall counting solutions since 2008, starting with the installation of simple beam counters which measured footfall trends. Over the years they have seen the value of the data and now have gradually upgraded their system to more sophisticated Irisys thermal people counters to measure footfall…

Dickies are a UK based retailer that pride themselves on being the tradesman’s go-to supplier of high-quality workwear.  In 2018 Dickies reached out to Axiomatic to enquire about the possibility of using automated systems to track the footfall of their stores After discussing their requirements, conducting a site survey and examining site plans, Axiomatic recommended the Irisys Gazelle DualView…

Triumph Motorcycles got in touch requesting a solution that would provide them with data to help understand and track the performance of their new visitor centre:

Robert Dyas already had experience with a people counting system when they approached Axiomatic, but were unhappy with their existing solution:

Lee Valley VeloPark wanted a way to track the occupancy levels during events, at the famous London 2012 Olympic venue, in real time.

Samsung required footfall data on their Support Centre performance, in order to drive their differentiation strategy.

The internationally recognised gallery wanted data on the flow of visitors throughout their site:

Luton Borough Council use overhead video people counters to monitor the use of their office buildings.

British comfort shoe retailer Pavers were unhappy with their current footfall monitoring system. They approached Axiomatic to try to find a solution.

St. Albans Cathedral experimented with basic beam counters, but weren’t happy with their performance. Axiomatic provided them with a more up to date and accurate solution:

Malin + Goetz got in contact with Axiomatic to track conversion rates in their stores, and to have easy access to footfall data:

The team at W5 Science Museum wanted a system that would detail historical footfall and visitor data, as well as the accurate tracking of live occupancy levels throughout their site:

“On a weekly basis we want to analyse the conversion rate, comparing stores in similar categories to each other. For example we have 2 station stores which have very high footfall and we can use the data to compare their performance”

Ted Baker experimented with a basic footfall solution, but within weeks decided something more advanced was needed:

Alongside the release of the latest generation of people counting hardware, the ability to filter out employee movements has become a reality.

The management team at Bravissimo wanted footfall data to compliment existing store performance metrics, and for it to integrate with their existing systems.