Beam counting
Infrared beam sensors mounted at doorways, suited to single-lane or narrower entrances.

Resco supplies and installs people counting systems in Pakistan using beam sensors or video analytics, giving malls and retail stores per-entrance footfall reporting as a stand-alone system or as part of wider building automation.
Overview
A people counting system records how many people pass through a given entrance, rather than relying on estimates from till transactions or staff observation. Resco installs people counting using either beam sensors mounted at doorways or video analytics that count movement across a camera's field of view, depending on the entrance layout and how accurate the count needs to be.
Reporting is organised per entrance, so a mall or store with several doors can see footfall by entrance rather than only a single building total, which is what makes the data useful for staffing, layout and operational decisions rather than just a headline number.

Capabilities
Resco selects the counting method and reporting structure to match the entrance and how the data will be used.
Infrared beam sensors mounted at doorways, suited to single-lane or narrower entrances.
Camera-based analytics that count movement across wider or multi-lane entrances.
Learn more →Footfall broken down by individual entrance rather than a single combined total.
Data from several stores or entrances brought into one reporting view for mall or retail chain operators.
Footfall data available alongside HVAC, lighting and energy data on the Honeywell Building Manager platform.
Learn more →Entrance layout and traffic pattern assessed before recommending beam or video counting.
Integration
Resco can connect people counting to the CCTV and building automation systems it also installs.
Principal brands
Resco supplies and integrates people counting equipment as part of its CCTV and building automation practice.



Across Pakistan
Resco delivers people counting projects from its head office in Karachi and regional offices in Lahore and Islamabad.
Resco's Karachi head office supports people counting installations in the city's malls and retail stores, where multi-entrance reporting is common, and in commercial towers where footfall data supports facility planning.
1st Floor, Fasih Villas, Block-4,From the Gulberg regional office, Resco installs people counting for Lahore's retail and commercial sites, matching beam or video-based counting to each entrance's layout and traffic.
Leeds Plaza, Main Boulevard,The Blue Area regional office covers people counting for institutional and commercial buildings in Islamabad's sectors, with reach into Rawalpindi's retail locations.
M-7, M. Gulistan Khan House 82-E,Accuracy depends on the counting method and how well it matches the entrance. Beam sensors work well for narrow, single-lane doorways, while video analytics generally handles wider or busier entrances more reliably. Resco recommends the method after assessing the entrance.
Yes. Resco reports footfall per entrance rather than a single building total, which is useful for malls and stores with more than one door and different traffic patterns at each.
Where video analytics counting is used, it can share camera infrastructure with the site's CCTV system, though Resco assesses whether existing cameras are positioned correctly for accurate counting.
Cost depends on the number of entrances, whether beam or video analytics counting is used, and whether the data needs to be consolidated across multiple stores or sites. Resco prices projects after a site assessment.
Yes. Resco has regional offices in Lahore and Islamabad in addition to its Karachi head office, and installs people counting systems for retail and commercial clients across Pakistan.
Talk to Resco about a people counting system for your mall or retail store in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad or elsewhere in Pakistan.