CASE STUDIES & FIELD DEPLOYMENTS

Documented field deployments.

Every case study follows the same factual structure: operational question, covered scope, method and quality review, verified findings and actual organizer use. Cases awaiting written naming clearance are presented in anonymized form.

Multi-sport games • Multi-venue

Jeux du Québec — Unified measurement across 7 competition venues

Quebec • 7 simultaneous sports venues

Completed deployment — Jeux du Québec

1. Operational question

How can attendance by discipline and peak periods be documented comparably across multiple sports venues spread across a host city, several without per-session ticketing?

2. Scope & rigging

Deployment of Seetrus sensors across the entrances of 7 competition venues using a shared zone-naming and entry-tracking protocol.

3. Method & quality control

On-device processing with no video storage; venue-by-venue feed cleanliness review prior to consolidation to isolate any window affected by local power or network.

4. Verified outcome & organizer use

Consolidated view of relative attendance by sport, peak-hour identification per venue and a methodological baseline for subsequent multi-venue editions.

Supported the organizer’s post-games review and helped size welcome and circulation resources across venues.

Major sporting event • Montreal

Major international sporting event — Circulation across 11 zones

Montreal • 2025 edition (multi-day)

Anonymized case — Completed deployment (2025)

1. Operational question

Understand how spectators and vehicles moved through the busiest zones of a large island venue across several consecutive days.

2. Scope & rigging

Site segmented into 11 zones instrumented with 20 Seetrus sensors connected to a per-zone dashboard throughout the event.

3. Method & quality control

Passage counting and per-zone presence duration estimation, with post-event reconciliation of active sensors.

4. Verified outcome & organizer use

Zone-by-zone readout of presence durations, heavily used corridors and friction points across the full weekend.

The organizer renewed the collaboration the following year and initiated planning for the 2027 edition.

Major festival • Front-of-stage pits

Multi-stage festival — Front-of-stage crowd density monitoring

Montreal • Summer 2026 (preliminary tests + 3-day festival)

Anonymized case — Billed deployment (Summer 2026)

1. Operational question

Move from purely visual estimation to continuous, shared crowd-density observation in front-of-stage pits during headliners.

2. Scope & rigging

Preliminary validation across two June outdoor shows, followed by instrumentation of the main stages of a three-day festival on downstage trusses, with an Orangead specialist stationed at the security command post.

3. Method & quality control

Recommended wired link at production, people/m² tracking over defined usable areas and post-event review prior to debrief delivery.

4. Verified outcome & organizer use

Continuous pit density readout shared live with security teams across all three days, followed by a documented post-event report.

Decision-support readout for the security command post and factual baseline for planning subsequent seasons.

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