An illustrative view. In practice no footage is stored, and no one is identified or re-identified.
A five-day pop-up reported on measurement, not hand tallies
A government-run pop-up measured daily visitors and age mix across all five days, so organizers could close their results report on real attendance.
Full pop-up run measured
Visitor counts and age mix
Five days, and no way to count who came
The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism opened a short pop-up experience center for its net-zero campaign, running only a handful of days. Organizers had to report how many people came and who they were, but a temporary venue built from paper offered nothing beyond a rough manual tally.
A temporary measurement setup for the full run
SpaceVision installed a temporary measurement setup for the run of the center. On-site cameras counted daily visitors and produced an anonymous age mix. Because the setup connects to no screens, it dropped straight into the recyclable booth concept; video is processed inside the on-site device and erased immediately, and only anonymous aggregates leave the venue.
Daily measurement replaced the estimate in the report
Organizers closed their results report on daily visitor counts and an age mix rather than estimates. Which days and which age groups the campaign reached is now on record as numbers.
Measured attendance became the basis of the campaign report
Full-run coverage
Every one of the five days is counted, with no gaps.
Age mix
An anonymous age breakdown shows who the campaign reached.
Reporting basis
Organizers write the results report from measured data, not manual estimates.
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