Pilot customer profile

First pilots should be chosen for proof value, not only logo value

A strong pilot proves sensing accuracy, privacy value, deployment effort, and operational ROI in one controlled environment.

Controlled site

Known floor plan, access-point map, repeatable movement.

Measurable events

Occupancy, movement, and activity labels can be validated.

Privacy pressure

Camera or wearable alternatives are politically difficult.

Integration path

Dashboard, API, or alert workflow connects to an existing system.

Executive sponsor

A clear owner can approve data, scope, and success criteria.

Expansion path

One building can lead to a campus, portfolio, or OEM channel.

Go-to-market

Turning pilots into a repeatable sales motion

Win controlled pilots, prove measurable value, then expand through enterprise and OEM channels.

01

Land

3–5 controlled pilot sites with executive sponsors.
02

Prove

Accuracy, privacy benefit, install effort, operating impact.
03

Expand

One building into a campus or portfolio license.
04

Scale

Partner with infrastructure vendors and integrators.
Near-term ask

Define pilot success metrics, target three lighthouse customers, and package a repeatable deployment playbook.

Funding use

Turning the prototype into validated commercial evidence

Near-term capital should buy proof: repeatable performance, deployable software, protected IP, and paid pilot readiness.

Model accuracy

Collect labeled CSI data to improve detection, counting, localization.

Platform hardening

Package dashboard, APIs, edge runtime, and deployment tooling.

IP and research

Advance patentable methods with university research partners.

Pilot delivery

Run controlled pilots with success metrics and customer reports.

Investor-ready milestone

Move from prototype story to validated pilot evidence, pricing assumptions, and a repeatable deployment playbook.