GhostView sensor
See how your room moves.
The GhostView sensor just connects to a GameView TV. That's it. Your floor plan comes alive in 3D: how many people are in, where it's busy, and when the room moves. Watch it live, or replay any night.
- A count you can trust. Do a quick head count once or twice, and the live number follows the room.
- Room by room. Put a GhostView wherever you want to know: the bar, the patio, the game room.
- No cameras, no names. GhostView counts the room, not who's in it. The people in the 3D view show how busy it is, not who stood where.
GhostView on a 3D scan of a real bar, with a simulated crowd.
What a game night looks like in motion
The rush to the bar
The tables empty and the bar fills. Run the halftime special on the bar screens while the line is there.
Nobody moves
The whole room stands still and leans in. That's the most valuable minute of the night for the sponsor on screen.
The game room fills
Motion jumps in the back room as the late game starts. Put that game on the game-room boards and the 3D map sends people there.
The patio clears
The patio goes quiet in minutes. Move the patio promo inside, where the people went.
The drift to the door
Steady movement toward the exit before close. That's your cue for LAST CALL! on every screen.
The dead corner
One corner never moves, game or no game. Turn the TV that faces it, or put the floor promo where people actually stand.
Advertisers like this too: a venue with GhostView reports a measured audience, while one without gets a clearly labelled estimate.