Queue Monitoring & Crowd Control Systems

Efficient queue management and effective crowd control are essential for maintaining order, safety, and a positive customer experience—particularly in high-footfall environments such as retail centres, stadiums, transport hubs, healthcare facilities, and public events. At Amax Fire & Security, we design and implement intelligent queue monitoring and crowd control systems that allow businesses and public venues to respond dynamically to changing crowd patterns and manage queues in real time.

Our systems combine advanced surveillance, analytics, and physical control measures to ensure your premises remain safe, organised, and fully compliant with health and safety standards.

Google Review Widget

Real-Time Queue Monitoring Systems

In busy environments, long or unmanaged queues can quickly lead to frustration, lost revenue, and potential safety concerns. Amax offers advanced queue monitoring systems that help you keep track of queue lengths, waiting times, and crowd flow with precision.

Using strategically placed cameras and AI-driven video analytics, our queue monitors detect congestion, trigger alerts, and provide real-time insights to your on-site teams. This enables staff to take action before crowding becomes a risk and helps optimise service delivery at key locations such as entrances, tills, ticket counters, and check-in desks.

The result? A smoother, safer, and more efficient experience for your visitors or customers.

Intelligent Crowd Control Systems for Public Safety

Managing large groups of people safely and efficiently is a challenge across multiple industries. Our crowd control systems are designed to help organisations maintain safe occupancy levels, guide foot traffic, and enforce access restrictions where necessary.

Our crowd control security systems integrate multiple technologies to create a layered approach to safety, including:

  • Automated people counting
  • Heat mapping and flow direction tracking
  • Digital signage and dynamic wayfinding
  • Access control integration for restricted areas
  • Real-time alerts for overcapacity or abnormal movement patterns

These systems are ideal for both temporary events and permanent installations, allowing security and operations teams to monitor crowd density and respond instantly to risks.

Speak to our Security System Specialists

Get in touch with us today to find out how we can help your business with our products & services.

Scalable Solutions for Every Setting

Whether you’re managing a single building or a network of locations, Amax provides scalable solutions that grow with your needs. Our queue and crowd control systems can be integrated with your existing security infrastructure, including CCTV, access control, and fire alarms, to provide a seamless management platform.

We work closely with facilities managers, event organisers, local authorities, and venue operators to design bespoke systems tailored to your space and operational goals. You’ll also receive full training and ongoing support from our expert engineers.

From improving safety and service efficiency to enhancing the customer journey, Amax helps you manage crowds with confidence.

Case Studies

FAQs

What is a queue monitoring system?

A queue monitoring system uses sensors and video analytics to track the length, wait time, and flow of queues. It helps reduce congestion, improve customer experience, and optimise staff response.

Where are crowd control systems commonly used?

Crowd control systems are used in a wide range of settings including shopping centres, sports venues, airports, festivals, hospitals, and public buildings—anywhere large groups need to be managed safely.

Can Amax systems detect overcrowding automatically?

Yes. Our systems use people counting and flow analytics to detect overcrowding in real time. Alerts can be triggered automatically to prompt staff response or initiate crowd dispersion measures.

Are your queue and crowd control solutions permanent or temporary?

Both. We offer permanent installations for long-term use as well as temporary setups ideal for events, seasonal footfall surges, or construction diversions within public spaces.
Scroll to Top