Density

Density is a workplace occupancy analytics company founded in 2014 and headquartered in San Francisco, United States. It was built to give facilities and real estate teams accurate, privacy-safe data on how office space is actually used, closing the gap between planned capacity and real utilization.

The company’s Waffle sensor uses anonymous radar to count people in a room, desk area or open space without cameras or personal identification, streaming near real-time counts into the Atlas software for occupancy analytics, space planning and live wayfinding. Customers include large enterprises such as ExxonMobil, HPE, AT&T and Shopify, who use the data to plan and right-size their real estate portfolios.

1. Radar occupancy sensor: the Waffle sensor counts people in a space using anonymous radar instead of cameras.

2. Real-time analytics: Atlas Analytics reports live and historical occupancy with under one second of latency.

3. Workplace planning: Atlas for Workplace helps facilities teams plan desk and room allocation from usage data.

4. Live wayfinding: employees can check real-time space availability before booking a room or desk.

5. Open API access: teams can pull raw occupancy data into other workplace systems.

6. Enterprise deployment: used across large corporate portfolios including Fortune 500 companies.