Meraki MV cameras count people.
MV cameras add anonymous people-count and dwell signals across open-plan, breakout and circulation zones, exactly where dedicated sensors aren't practical.
The kit
Cisco Meraki MV, reading the floor.
UMA · Cisco · MV camera 
Occupancy management · Anonymous
A camera you already specified, doing one more job.
MV cameras are already in the security stack. UMA reads their computer-vision feed via Cisco Spaces, turning the same hardware into a workplace sensor. Anonymous people counts and dwell, no extra cabling, no extra license per zone.
Book a Demo What it does
Counts that hold up in a lease conversation.
Anonymous occupancy, painted onto the same plan as your desk and room data. Defensible evidence, not gut feel.
- 01Anonymous counts
Counts and dwell, not images. Vision is aggregated on-camera, so no faces are stored and no clips leave the device.
- 02Open-plan coverage
Useful where dedicated sensors aren't practical: open floors, breakouts, atriums, circulation. MV does what a desk sensor cannot.
- 03Joined to the plan
Every camera maps to a zone on the floor plan. The plan paints density and dwell as people move through the day.
- 04On the network
Carried over Cisco Spaces as standard. No parallel cabling, no second cloud, no separate IT estate to operate.
Privacy by design
No faces stored. No images leave the camera.
UMA · MV · On-device vision
GDPR-safe by default
Vision processed on the camera. Only the count crosses the network.
MV cameras aggregate counts and dwell on-device. UMA receives the numbers, never the footage. Defensible for DSP Toolkit, GDPR and the legal team's questions before they're asked.
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