Asilla Inc. (Headquarters: Machida, Tokyo; Representative Director and CEO: Go Onoue), guided by its vision of "a safe and comfortable world through the power of technology," announces that it will release "Flow Map," a new feature of its pedestrian flow data platform "asilla BIZ," as an open beta version starting in August 2026.

"asilla BIZ" has been highly praised for its convenience, as it utilizes existing security cameras without requiring dedicated sensors, and has been implemented in more than 50 facilities to date. In March 2026, the Attribute Analysis and Custom Report features moved to their official versions, and the platform has since seen steadily growing use in data-driven facility operations, including identifying visitor gender and age groups and generating reports through automated daily and monthly aggregation.
Now, "Flow Map" has been added to "asilla BIZ." Using existing security cameras, the feature allows operators to see at a glance, on a single screen, where people are gathering across an entire floor.

With this release of "Flow Map," "asilla BIZ" can now be used in scenarios such as the following:
Building on its strength of enabling flexible, facility-wide analysis while leveraging existing equipment, "asilla BIZ" supports smarter and faster decision-making for facility operators.
"Flow Map" is offered as an open beta version to customers with an active "asilla BIZ" contract.
"asilla BIZ" is a pedestrian flow analysis platform that collects and analyzes pedestrian flow data through AI-powered video analysis of existing security camera footage. It enables people counting, congestion measurement within specific areas or camera views, and analysis of congestion trends by day of the week and time of day, with plans for further application expansions. By making the flow of people visible, the platform contributes to more efficient facility operations and an enhanced customer experience.
Since its official release in May of last year, "asilla BIZ" has been adopted at a growing number of facilities, including "HARAJUKU QUEST" and "Rakutenchi Building," as well as "URBANNET Nagoya Nexta Building," "URBANNET Nagoya Building," and "URBANNET Sendai Chuo Building," reaching more than 50 facilities as of August 2026.