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title: "Occupancy Limit Compliance and Entrance Monitoring: DENI"
description: DENI enables a camera with onboard video analytics near the store, building, or room entrance to automatically determine when the next person can enter based on known occupancy.
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# [Occupancy Limit Compliance and Entrance Monitoring: DENI](https://blog.midches.com/blog/occupancy-entrance-monitoring-deni-bosch)

 Written by [Matt Golueke](https://blog.midches.com/blog/author/matt-golueke) | May 10, 2020 4:06:37 PM

Nearly every organization is facing one of their biggest challenges, getting and staying open in a post-pandemic new normal.

For many, keeping track of and controlling building and room occupancy will be a safety mandate. Manually tracking occupancy is nearly impossible. Government, organizations, and businesses of all types, sizes, and occupancy levels will benefit from an automated solution to reliably maintain safety compliance.

- Restaurants
- Retail
- Warehouse and Manufacturing
- Office Buildings
- Cafeterias
- Theater and Sports Venues
- Gyms and Spas

Bosch has created a new application called DENI which allows staff at entrances to focus on visitor interaction, while allowing a camera with video analytics mounted in "birds-eye-view" near the entrance to automatically determine when the next person can enter based on known occupancy and mandated maximum limits. A single Bosch panoramic 7000i camera at a wide entrance can process nearly 20 people entering or exiting simultaneously. 

In the video below, Joe and Matt show us how the DENI application running on a PC with a single Bosch camera can create a green or red indication on a monitor that streamlines operations and procedures for staff.

 

 

**System Diagram for Overview Demonstration Video Above**

 

**Scalable and Customizable **

The Bosch DENI solution is scalable and customizable for multiple entrances and is based on a system design that can include many variables to meet the size, traffic flow and volume, and operational requirements of facilities. 

- Multiple Entrances per Location
- Multiple Monitors per Location
- LED Colored Light Signaling
- Audio Message Prompting Based on Occupancy
- Waiting Area Music Between Audio Prompts 
- Public View Display or Rolling Cart Monitor Deployment
- Multiple Bosch Camera Model Options
- Alarm Panel Integration

 

**DENI and Video Analytics Programming Click-by-Click Tutorial**

 

[DENI Brochure](https://blog.midches.com/hubfs/DENI_Dynamic%20Employee%20Notification%20Intelligence.pdf)

<https://blog.midches.com/hubfs/DENI_Dynamic%20Employee%20Notification%20Intelligence.pdf>

 

[DENI Presentation](https://blog.midches.com/hubfs/Bosch%20DENI%20Solution%20rev3.pptx)

<https://blog.midches.com/hubfs/Bosch%20DENI%20Solution%20rev3.pptx>

 

[DENI Project Checklist ](https://blog.midches.com/hubfs/Bosch%20DENI%20Project%20Checklist.pdf)

<https://blog.midches.com/hubfs/Bosch%20DENI%20Project%20Checklist.pdf>

 

 

[Contact us for system design or virtual demonstration >>](mailto:support@midches.com)

[mailto:support@midches.com](mailto:support@midches.com)

 

 

 

 

 

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