What is Zensors?
Operational insight from sensors and cameras in complex spaces.
Who is Zensors best for?
Zensors is best for airports and retailers that want live queue and crowd data from the security cameras they already have.
Airports and transit
It measures passenger flow and checkpoint queues from existing cameras, as it does across more than 500 security cameras at Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas.
Operations managers
An AI event feed ranks issues by impact and pushes alerts and live displays to screens, kiosks and phones, so staff go where they are needed.
Multi-site customer experience teams
Daily report templates track service quality at every location, and an API sends the data into existing BI tools or a data warehouse.
Privacy-conscious sites
It does no face recognition or personal data detection, can blur faces, and supports Active Directory access control over video and data.
How much does Zensors cost?
Zensors does not publish prices: its physical AI platform is sold through a demo request or the contact form, and the maker states no free plan or trial.
Zensors has no pricing page, and every product page leads to Request A Demo, which opens its contact form. It runs on the cameras a site already has or on its own smart IP cameras, and its airport case study reports no capital spending for the rollout. Plans and current prices are on zensors.com.
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Questions about Zensors
What is Zensors?
Operational insight from sensors and cameras in complex spaces.
Who is Zensors for?
Zensors is best for airports and retailers that want live queue and crowd data from the security cameras they already have.
Is Zensors free?
No. Zensors is a paid tool.
What are the best Zensors alternatives?
The closest alternatives on Recaply are Flame Analytics.
Where can I try Zensors?
On its official website, zensors.com.
Does Zensors need new cameras?
No. Zensors connects through a gateway to the cameras a site already has and supports all major camera makers, or it can supply its own smart IP cameras. Harry Reid International Airport runs it on more than 500 existing security cameras.
Does Zensors use face recognition?
No. Zensors says its platform cannot identify faces or personal information, can blur faces so they are not captured, encrypts and stores data in a GDPR-compliant way, and lets customers limit video access through Active Directory.







