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Density

Privacy-safe occupancy sensing and analytics

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www.density.io San Francisco, USA Founded 2014Last updated:

Source: www.density.io. Last checked 25 October 2026.

Overview

Density is a workplace analytics company, founded in 2014, with offices in San Francisco, New York and Syracuse. Its proprietary depth sensors and deep learning count people anonymously and in real time without capturing personally identifiable information, and its platform turns that data into occupancy and utilisation insight so organisations can right-size space, improve efficiency and the experience of people in buildings.

Source: www.trustradius.com/vendors/density-inc. Last checked 25 October 2026.

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Categories

Features

  • Depth-sensing people counters
  • Real-time occupancy
  • Space utilisation analytics
  • Privacy-safe, no PII
  • Portfolio benchmarking

Best fit for

Density suits corporate real estate teams that need accurate, anonymous utilisation data to plan office space.

Corporate real estate teamsWorkplace strategistsLandlords

Frequently asked questions

What is Density?
Density is a workplace analytics company, founded in 2014, with offices in San Francisco, New York and Syracuse. Its proprietary depth sensors and deep learning count people anonymously and in real time without capturing personally identifiable information, and its platform turns that data into occupancy and utilisation insight so organisations can right-size space, improve efficiency and the experience of people in buildings.
Who is Density built for?
Density suits corporate real estate teams that need accurate, anonymous utilisation data to plan office space.
Where is Density based?
Density is headquartered in San Francisco, USA and was founded in 2014.

Industries served

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