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Your server application must parse this JSON and store or process the direction and gender data accordingly.
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If you are building a live dashboard or a digital sign showing "Current Capacity," you need instantaneous data rather than historical intervals. /api/v4/live/occupancy Method: GET
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This article provides an overview based on publicly available Xovis documentation for developers and system integrators. For the most up-to-date information, always refer to the official Xovis technical documentation.
"event": "queue_threshold_exceeded", "zone": "checkout_4", "value": 12, "threshold": 10, "timestamp": "..."
: Triggered immediately when a person crosses a predefined line. Your server application must parse this JSON and
Health & diagnostics
This is the most common data type. The sensor tracks when a person crosses a virtual "Count Line" or enters a "Zone."
For real-time operational platforms, Xovis hardware can be configured to act as an active client. The sensor packages metrics internally and pushes them directly to external endpoints like an IoT gateway or a cloud server at custom intervals. I need to gather information about Xovis, its
| Endpoint | Method | Description | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | /sensors | GET | Lists all sensors connected to the XCS. | | /counts/interval | GET | Retrieves historical footfall data (requires start/end time). | | /occupancy/current | GET | Snapshot of current load per zone. | | /queue/status | GET | Data for actively monitored queue areas. |
The Xovis API supports two primary communication channels: interactive (RESTful) requests and asynchronous notifications (Data Push). Both channels support HTTP and HTTPS protocols.
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