Infinity is VergeSense's AI-powered occupancy sensor, designed to give enterprise workplace and real estate teams the space-level data they need to make accurate planning decisions. Unlike basic presence sensors, Infinity detects people count, passive occupancy, and space configuration changes, at 95%+ accuracy, and feeds that data directly into the Meridian platform to power demand forecasts, scenario models, and operational automation. Wire-free installation. Ten-year battery life. Deploy it and get back to planning.

PIR sensors detect motion at a door or entry point, they can tell you a room isn't empty, but not how many people are in it, whether a space is claimed but temporarily vacated, or how the room is actually being used. Infinity uses onboard AI to deliver 95%+ accurate headcount, detect passive occupancy like laptops and bags, and recognize furniture and space configurations. For teams making planning and portfolio decisions based on occupancy data, that difference between presence detection and true space intelligence is significant.

Infinity delivers 95%+ accurate people count for enclosed spaces including conference rooms, collaboration areas, and focus rooms. That level of accuracy is what makes the data reliable enough to feed into demand forecasts and planning models, not just dashboards. For building and floor-level counts, VergeSense also supports WiFi analytics at up to 85% accuracy, which can be combined with Infinity data for a complete picture across your portfolio.

Passive occupancy refers to a space that is effectively claimed, like a laptop on a desk, a bag on a chair, a coat over a seat, but where no one is actively present or moving. Traditional sensors miss this entirely, which means your utilization data shows a space as available when it isn't. Infinity's onboard AI detects these passive occupancy signals, giving you an accurate picture of how space is truly being used throughout the day. It's a capability no other area sensor offers at this level of accuracy, and it meaningfully changes the planning decisions you make based on utilization data.

Infinity detects people count, active occupancy, passive occupancy, object recognition, and space configuration changes. That means it knows not just whether someone is in a room, but how many people, whether the space is claimed even when temporarily vacated, what furniture and equipment is present, and whether the layout has changed since it was last configured. Each of these signals contributes to a more complete occupancy baseline, and a more accurate planning model.

Yes. Infinity's AI capabilities update remotely over the air, no hardware swaps, no facilities visits, no disruption to your spaces. As VergeSense improves its models and adds new capabilities, those updates arrive automatically to every deployed sensor. The Infinity sensor you install today will be more capable in three years than it is now, which means your investment in hardware infrastructure compounds over time rather than depreciating.

Installation is measured in minutes, not hours. Infinity mounts magnetically with no wiring or power outlets required, it's fully wire-free and battery powered for up to 10 years. There's no need to schedule facilities teams, run cable, or coordinate IT infrastructure. Most enterprise deployments are completed by a small team over one to two days depending on portfolio size, with sensors ready to stream data immediately after mounting.

No. Infinity's onboard AI processes everything locally on the device, only anonymous occupancy counts leave the sensor. No images, no video, no personally identifiable information is ever transmitted, stored, or accessible outside the hardware. Data is encrypted in transit using TLS 1.2. Infinity is GDPR compliant and VergeSense is SOC 2 certified. Privacy is built into the architecture of the sensor itself, not added as a policy layer afterward.

Every signal Infinity captures, from people count, passive occupancy, space changes, flows directly into the Meridian platform in real time, where it's unified with WiFi, badge, and booking data to build your occupancy baseline. That baseline is what the Meridian Platform uses to generate demand forecasts, identify risk thresholds, and run scenario models. The more spaces you instrument with Infinity, the more precise your planning inputs become, and the more defensible your portfolio decisions are when you take them to leadership.

Yes, and it's better when you do. WiFi analytics and booking system data give you building and floor-level occupancy signals. Infinity adds space-level precision that neither source can provide on its own. Together, they give the Meridian Platform a richer, more complete occupancy picture, which means sharper forecasts, more accurate scenario models, and planning recommendations grounded in how your spaces actually behave at every level of your portfolio. You can start with any data source and add Infinity where space-level accuracy matters most.