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DRAGINO LoRaWAN AI People Counting Sensor

DRAGINO LoRaWAN AI People Counting Sensor

SKU: PF52
$295.00Price
DRAGINO LoRaWAN AI People Counting Sensor is a LoRaWAN AI people flow counting sensor designed to monitor pedestrian movement using on-device image processing. It analyses video locally and transmits anonymous people-count data through LoRaWAN, without storing or transmitting images. With external 5 V DC power and support for several LoRaWAN frequency bands, the PF52 is suited to fixed installations where continuous people-flow monitoring is required.
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The DRAGINO LoRaWAN AI People Counting Sensor provides automated people counting for applications that need ongoing pedestrian-flow data. Its AI processing is performed directly on the device, allowing it to determine people movement without sending camera images to the network.

The DRAGINO LoRaWAN AI People Counting Sensor uses LoRaWAN to transmit its counting data to a compatible LoRaWAN network and IoT platform. This makes it suitable for installations where long-range wireless communication is preferred over local Wi-Fi connectivity.

The manufacturer specifies an external 5 V DC power supply and an operating temperature of 10 to 55 °C on the product page. The camera specification includes a 110° angle, 640 x 480 image resolution and IP52 protection.

How it works

  • The camera observes people passing through the monitored area.
  • AI processing is performed locally by the PF52 to determine people-count information.
  • The device produces anonymous counting data rather than storing or transmitting camera images.
  • The resulting data is transmitted through LoRaWAN to the connected IoT network.
  • The default uplink interval is 20 minutes according to Dragino's documentation, and this interval can be changed.

Why choose this product

  • On-device AI processing reduces the need to transmit camera footage.
  • Anonymous counting data allows people-flow information to be collected without transmitting images.
  • LoRaWAN connectivity is suited to distributed monitoring installations where long-range wireless communication is required.
  • External power operation supports continuous use in permanent installations.
  • Multiple frequency-band versions are available to suit different LoRaWAN deployments.

Benefits

  • Provides automated people-flow data rather than relying on manual counting.
  • Supports remote collection of counting information through a LoRaWAN network.
  • Local image processing helps keep camera images off the communications network.
  • Can be used to monitor movement through defined entrances, aisles and other controlled areas.
  • Designed for continuous operation when connected to an appropriate external power supply.
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