Siemens

Siemens Occupancy APIs

Siemens Occupancy APIs provide a platform for users to access real-time data on space utilization within buildings. These APIs utilize sensors and devices installed throughout a building to monitor occupancy levels and movement patterns. By aggregating and analyzing this data, users can gain insights into how spaces are being utilized, identify trends, and optimize their facility management strategies.

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https://developer.siemens.com/enlighted-apis/occupancy/overview.html

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apis.yml Raw ↑ 
aid: siemens:occupancy-apis
name: Siemens Occupancy APIs
humanURL: https://developer.siemens.com/enlighted-apis/occupancy/overview.html
properties:
- url: https://developer.siemens.com/enlighted-apis/occupancy/overview.html
  type: Documentation
description: Siemens Occupancy APIs provide a platform for users to access real-time data on space utilization
  within buildings. These APIs utilize sensors and devices installed throughout a building to monitor
  occupancy levels and movement patterns. By aggregating and analyzing this data, users can gain insights
  into how spaces are being utilized, identify trends, and optimize their facility management strategies.