How to use sensify® Interactive

1. Pick a floorplan — Use the dropdown menu at the top to select Small Home, Large Home, or "Upload Your Own…" to load a custom PNG or JPG floor plan image.
2. Add devices — Click "+ Add Device", then click anywhere on the map to place a device. Click on a placed device to change its type or protocol. A Smart Light is placed by default.
3. Create a detection model — Click "+ Add Detection Model" to configure how occupancy is detected:
   • Multi-stream: Select 3–4 devices of the same protocol. The system creates a detection area (perimeter) with dual outputs: Intelligent Lighting and Security.
   • Single-stream: Select a Hub/Router/AP device, then select one or more spoke devices of the same protocol. The system creates individual stream lines between the hub and each spoke, each with a Stream output.
4. Run detection — Click the "Run" side of the toggle to start the detection models. Radio-frequency waves will emit from devices in detection areas. Drag the person icon(s) through the space to see occupancy and security detection respond in real time. Use "+ Add Person" / "- Remove Person" in Configure mode to change the number of people.
5. Arm Security — While in Run mode, click "Arm Security" to enable the security system. If any area's confidence in a security detection is sufficient, an intruder alert will flash for 3 seconds. Click "Disarm Security" to disable.
6. Configure to modify — Click the "Configure" side of the toggle to stop detection and return to setup mode. In Configure mode you can add, move, or remove devices; create or delete detection models; and adjust the number of people. Security is automatically disarmed when switching to Configure.

Scroll to zoom · Drag empty space or arrow keys to pan · Click devices to configure · Click trash icons on area panels to remove

Note: This interactive demo shows representative outputs meant to illustrate how sensify® would work in a smart-home environment. The confidence levels, wave patterns, and detection responses are visualized for demonstration purposes and are not intended to accurately simulate real-world RF behavior or sensor performance.