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A Point of Sale (POS) is the place were a purchase and payment is made, i.e. the cash desk. POS systems often go beyond pure payment processing and include retail management functionalities like CRM, warehousing and inventory management.

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) detection refers to the use of technology and systems to identify whether individuals in a specific setting are wearing the appropriate protective gear for safety and health reasons.

Physical Security Intelligence (PSI) refers to the use of intelligence and information gathering techniques to assess, analyze, and mitigate risks and threats to physical security.

A Physical Security Information Management (PSIM) is a software which integrates multiple security related systems through a unified graphical user interface.

PSS plays a critical role in deterring and detecting unauthorized access, protecting assets, and ensuring the safety and security of people within the protected area.

A Passenger Tracking System (PTS) is a technology designed to monitor the movement of passengers within an airport. PTS comprise of devices such as WiFi routers, Stereo-Cameras or Security Cameras and a PTS Software which processes the data.

A Passenger Transport System (PTS), also known as peoplemover refers to usually rail-based and automatic means of transport for short distances, such as those at airports or fairs.

PTZ is an abbreviation for Pan-Tilt-Zoom. PTZ cameras can pan, tilt and zoom.

Panic detection involves systems and methods designed to recognize signs of panic, especially in crowded spaces.

Parking enforcement is the process of upholding parking laws and regulations. This includes issuing tickets to vehicles that are parked illegally.

A parking enforcement camera is a type of camera that is used to detect and enforce parking violations.

Parking Guidance System is a valuable tool for managing parking facilities efficiently and enhancing the overall experience for both drivers and parking facility operators.

A parking lot camera is a camera typically installed within or just outside a parking lot. Its primary objective is to safeguard security measures.

Parking lot management refers to the various activities and processes involved in efficiently overseeing and maintaining a parking facility, such as a parking lot or garage.

A parking lot sensor is a device that detects the presence or absence of a vehicle in a parking space.

Parking management is the process of planning, designing, operating, and maintaining parking facilities.

It improves the convenience and experience for drivers but also contributes to reducing traffic congestion, carbon emissions, and the overall environmental impact associated with vehicles searching for parking.

A parking space sensor is a device used to monitor the occupancy of parking lots in real-time.

Passenger counting systems utilize advanced technologies such as sensors, cameras, and artificial intelligence algorithms to accurately measure the number of individuals boarding, alighting, and remaining on board a vehicle.

Passenger flow refers to the movement of people through a transportation system, such as an airport, train station, or bus terminal. Managing passenger flow is essential to ensure that passengers can move efficiently and safely through the system.

Passenger flow management (PFM) is a set of solutions and strategies used to detect, track, and manage passenger traffic through airport touchpoints. It is essential for ensuring a smooth and efficient passenger experience, while also optimizing airp

Passenger forecasting is the process of estimating the future demand for passenger travel.

A passenger show up profile in aviation is a data profile that contains information about a passenger's arrival time at the airport.

Path analysis monitors the typical routes customers take within a store, revealing how product arrangements or displays impact their navigation.

Patient flow encompasses the entire series of processes that patients experience during their hospital visits.