Fujitsu claims that this kind of technology would come in handy to “detect the movements of an unspecified large number of people with a margin of error of several tens of centimeters.” If that ain’t accurate enough for such an application, I am not quite sure what it. Analyzing such tracking data makes it possible to figure out the exact time distribution of the number of visitors, in addition to knowing just how long a particular shopper stays in front of each product, as well as the trend in the traffic line of visitors, among others.
This kind of visualization would allow companies to be able to better allocate their resources in serving customers, as well as in the deployment of sales people and showcase products.