Industry Entertainment & leisure

Built for Saturday at 2pm with a full house

Wi-Fi that holds when the venue is full, gates and tills that scan and tap without waiting, cameras that cover safety and count the crowd, and screens that show the right price — designed for peak days and repeated at the next venue.

How the operation runs

In a busy venue the technology is the experience. Nobody notices it until a gate stops scanning or the Wi-Fi gives up with 300 people inside.

The front gate

Ticket scanning, kiosks and payment terminals on a wired or dedicated wireless network so entry never queues behind guest Wi-Fi.

A full house

Access points planned from a survey for the number of people actually inside, with staff devices, guest access and payments on separate networks.

Safety and supervision

Cameras covering play areas, entries and exits with footage retained for the agreed period, and people-counting that tells you where the crowd is building.

Staff coordination

Phones and paging so staff can reach each other and the office across the floor, and a public number that is answered during opening hours.

Opening a site or taking one over

Survey and design

Wi-Fi survey for the expected crowd; gate, camera and screen positions on the drawings.

Cabling

Data and power to every position, installed with the fit-out.

Install and test

Network, gates, POS, cameras, signage and phones installed and tested with real transactions.

Open and repeat

Staff trained; the documented setup becomes the template for the next venue.

A trading venue is taken over outside opening hours. We start with the Wi-Fi and the gates, because that is where the queue forms, then bring the cameras and screens onto our platform and document the lot.

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Common questions

Will the Wi-Fi cope when the venue is full?
It is planned for that from a site survey with coverage maps, and guest traffic is kept away from staff devices and payments.
What does people-counting give us?
The same cameras that cover safety report visitor flow and zone counts, so you can see where crowds build and staff accordingly.
Can you handle the whole venue fit-out?
Yes. Wi-Fi, ticketing and POS networks, cameras, signage, phones and the cabling behind them are designed, installed and supported as one project.
Can you roll the same setup out to our next venue?
Yes. The equipment list, cabling plan and configuration from the first venue are repeated at the next one.

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