Human movement
Understanding how an area is used can help us improve our service delivery
Passive infrared sensor
Uses heat signature to identify number of people passing along a walking track and their direction of movement to help council understand how a location is used, what times, and intensity of use to help inform maintenance requirements and additional upgrades.
Parking sensors
Provides real-time information about how often parking bays are used, how long vehicles stay, and peak times.
Pedestrian and cycle counters
Monitor how many people use public areas, eg parks and walking trails, allowing council to better maintain and clean facilities.
Object detection camera
Provides people and vehicle counts and categorisation. No private information is captured by these cameras.
Passive infrared counter installed at Sugar Bag Rd Recreation Reserve
Object detection camera installed on cafe at Sugar Bag Rd Recreation Reserve
Pedestrian and cycle counter located at entrance of path in Mooloolaba
Parking sensor installed on road in Woombye
