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I will create a foot traffic ai dashboard with heatmaps and dwell time analytics
AI People Counting And Foot Traffic Analytics for Smarter Retail
Hi, I'm Michael, I help retailers, malls, and businesses turn existing cameras into real time people counting and foot traffic tools. Using computer vision YOLO/OpenCV, I build systems that count cust...
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Counting customers is only half the story the real value is understanding how they move through your space. I build AI-powered foot traffic dashboards that show live people counts, heatmaps of where customers linger, and dwell time in each zone, so you can finally answer questions like "which shelf gets ignored" or "where do customers get stuck."
If you're searching for "retail heatmap analytics" or "dwell time tracking software," this gig delivers exactly that using computer vision to turn raw camera feeds into a clean, visual dashboard you and your team can actually use. Built for retail owners, mall operators, and store designers who want data-driven layout and marketing decisions, not guesswork.
What I Will Do
- Build real-time foot traffic counting from your camera feed
- Generate zone-based heatmaps of customer movement
- Calculate dwell time per zone/product area
- Design a clean, easy-to-read live dashboard
- Track peak hours and conversion-relevant patterns
- Export insights as reports (PDF/CSV)
- Customize zones to match your store layout
Ready to finally know your real foot traffic numbers? Order now or message me to customize your package.
FAQ
Can I define my own zones (e.g., specific aisles or displays)?
Yes, I map zones to your exact floor plan so the data matches your real store layout.
How is dwell time measured?
The AI tracks how long a person stays within a defined zone before moving on, giving you an average dwell time per area.
What exactly is a "heatmap" in this context?
It visually shows which areas of your store get the most foot traffic, warm colors for high-traffic zones, cool for low-traffic, helping you optimize layout.
