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API examples

BlueZoo and third-party applications communicate via our RESTful APIs, which conform to the REST architectural style for easy integration into web applications. These APIs control user authentication, enforce access control privileges, and deliver data from BlueZoo’s cloud servers. 

BlueZoo customers commonly integrate our API calls into custom applications. We work to ensure that our APIs respect industry standards. Providing scalable, rock-solid APIs lets us focus on our core business of identifying building risks, measuring occupancy and delivering impactful analytics. 

Single occupancy screen

This example reports both current visitor count for a single BlueZoo sensor and historical visitor count values for that sensor.  Three different API calls are used: one for the current (real time) count, one to retrieve historical data for the last 24 hours, and a separate API call to set the sensor location name and max occupancy value.

Real-time occupancy in a Dining Hall

Multi occupancy screen

This example reports current visitor counts for four BlueZoo sensors.  Counts are updated every 60 seconds by default.  The code can be modified to change alert colors and percentage-occupancy thresholds.

Real-time occupancy in multiple locations
People counter sensor

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