Small Retailer
Connect neighbouring Pro1 Fisheye cameras with short local links, reducing repeated cable runs back to the store network.
In large stores, the route from the communications room to the shop floor can be a substantial part of the installation. A daisy-chain route lets a suitable group of Pro1 devices share one long network run.
Part of the same network: Pro3 connects separately to the store network and processes compatible Pro1 camera streams through that network.
Wide Overhead View: Pro1 Fisheye gives a broad overhead view of open departments, circulation areas and customer zones. A wider usable view can reduce the number of cameras required to measure an area.
Fewer camera positions can mean fewer mounting points, fewer cable routes and less equipment to maintain.
An Economical Extension to Pro3: Extend an existing Pro3 entrance deployment with lower-cost Pro1 Fisheye cameras. Use compatible processing capacity to measure more areas without adding a primary processing device at every position.
Establish entrance counting with Pro3 and a clear view of store traffic.
Add Pro1 views of priority departments, service points and queue areas.
Add suitable processing as coverage grows, retaining useful installed equipment.
Camera quantity, cable routes and processing all affect the cost of a deployment. We assess them together so you can see what your store actually needs.
Use wide coverage to reduce the equipment and mounting work required for suitable areas.
Group neighbouring Pro1 cameras to reduce repeated routes from the communications room.
Use compatible Pro3 capacity before adding processing for the next stage of coverage.
Begin with priority areas and extend the installation as the business case develops.
Compare an initial deployment and a staged expansion using the same coverage plan.
With suitable views and the relevant Pro3 or Centroid analytics, Pro1 Fisheye supplies coverage for area-level reporting.
Queue areas can also be included in the coverage plan. Specific outputs depend on the configured analytics, camera views and validation.
Compare zone traffic to inform layout and merchandising decisions.
Review dwell patterns and heatmaps around defined areas and displays.
Understand observed occupancy and density to support service planning.
Use aggregate zone transitions to assess customer circulation.
Start with the business question, then select the camera positions and processing that support it.
Add selected interior views to a Pro3 entrance deployment, making use of compatible processing capacity.
Plan camera groups across departments and circulation areas, with local links between suitable neighbouring positions.
Use an appropriately sized Centroid configuration where the camera estate and analytics require additional processing.
Use aggregate area reports to understand store activity. Align data flows, access permissions and validation settings with approved site configurations.
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Device Dimension (mm) |
154 (W) x 59 (D) x 40 (H) |
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Weight |
Device: 0.4 kg Packing: 0.86 kg |
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Camera |
1x 5MP, 160°, 1/2.8" IMX335 CMOS Sensor |
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Illumination |
Minimum 0.05 lux |
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Frame Rate |
25 fps |
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Indicator |
RGB LED status indicator |
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Casing |
Made by Aluminium oxide alloy for dust resistance with 1mm tempered glass lens-covering. |
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