How do you measure corporate lab utilization without cameras?
Anonymous thermal sensors capture motion, dwell time, and proximity to restricted zones without identifying anyone, so they fit IP-sensitive and regulated lab environments.
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The State of Corporate Labs 2026
The State of Corporate Labs 2026
Labs are among the most capital-intensive spaces in commercial real estate, yet fixed schedules and badge swipes leave leaders making multimillion-dollar lease, safety, and compliance calls with limited visibility. See how anonymous thermal sensing captures motion, dwell time, and proximity to restricted zones without cameras, including a manufacturer that avoided an unnecessary lease after finding 30% utilization.
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Research report
The State of Corporate Labs 2026
Sense Everyone. See No One.The report at a glance
30%
utilization found in existing lab space
0
additional leases needed after redesign
19%
of space-planning decisions are based on data
Inside the report
- Why labs are hard to measure with badges and audits
- How one manufacturer avoided an unnecessary lease
- How thermal data supports safety and compliance
Common questions
Can lab occupancy data avoid new leases?
Yes. A global medical technology manufacturer found parts of its lab building at 30% utilization and redesigned its footprint instead of leasing more space.