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Visitor Flow Management in a Gothic Cathedral Museum

Discreet Xovis 3D sensors provide accurate, real-time visitor flow management at the Museo dell' Opera del Duomo in Siena.

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The Museo dell' Opera del Duomo in Siena sought a visitor flow management solution to efficiently manage entrances and enhance the customer experience. Would you like to learn more about:

Why integrate visitor flow management
How to minimize queues and dwell time
Why the discrete hardware
How do insights improve staff management

Xovis sensors provide accurate data and have an unobtrusive design, making them the an excellent tool for analytics in preserved sites where design is a concern.

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