Your existing Wi-Fi infrastructure can provide a continuous, anonymised view of how people use your campus. Select a common estate challenge to explore what the data can reveal.
Timetables, bookings and room capacities show what should be happening, but not necessarily whether spaces were actually used.
Lambent uses anonymised Wi-Fi data to show patterns of presence across buildings, floors and spaces over time.
We interpret the findings in the context of your estate and turn them into clear, practical recommendations.
A room may appear fully booked while remaining empty, partially occupied or used for less time than planned.
Wi-Fi data can help compare planned activity with patterns of actual presence across the estate.
We help identify whether changes are needed to timetabling, booking processes, space types or user behaviour.
Some areas may feel busy while other buildings, floors or spaces remain consistently underused.
Continuous data can highlight recurring underuse and capacity that may otherwise remain hidden.
We identify realistic opportunities for consolidation, reallocation or more effective use.
Demand changes by hour, day, building and term, making isolated snapshots difficult to rely on.
Continuous monitoring shows recurring peaks, quieter periods and shifts in demand over time.
We explain what the patterns mean for scheduling, space provision and future planning.
Major estate decisions are harder to justify when the evidence is fragmented, outdated or based on a short study.
Long-term data provides a stronger view of recurring demand and change across the estate.
We turn the evidence into a clear case for change, with practical options and next steps.
Uses existing Wi-Fi infrastructure to provide an anonymised view of presence across the estate.
Turns the data into clear estate insight, recommendations and practical next steps.
Understand what is happening, why it matters and what to do next.
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