15 Key Benefits of Homerda Human Body Sensors in Hotel Operations | Smart Hospitality Solutions

Using Data to Drive Hotel Intelligent Transformation

1. Accurate sensing: redefining hotel energy management

(1) Cardless power supply system: say goodbye to the traditional power supply mode

Traditional room card power supply has an energy waste rate of 23% (Source: Hospitality Technology Report 2024), while Homerda sensor detects the presence of guests in the guest room in real time through 60GHz millimeter wave radar, realizing “power on when someone comes, and power off when someone leaves”.

For example, when a guest leaves the room for more than 5 minutes and there is no sign of activity, the system automatically turns off air conditioning, lighting, and other equipment, saving an average of 1,500 kWh of electricity per room per year, equivalent to reducing carbon emissions by 900 kg.

(2) Dynamic energy consumption monitoring: locate every waste

Through the integrated platform, the hotel can monitor the energy consumption data of each area in real time:

Public area lighting energy consumption accounts for 28%, and through human movement trajectory analysis, corridor lights can be dynamically adjusted (illuminance is increased to 100% only when someone passes by).

Guest room air conditioning energy consumption accounts for 45%, and sensors automatically adjust the set temperature based on outdoor temperature and humidity, saving an average of 12% in summer and 9% in winter.

2. Integration platform: Creating a visual management center

(3) Real-time dashboard of guest room status

Homerda sensors are deeply integrated with PMS (property management system), and managers can view in real time through the dashboard:

Green/red indicator lights intuitively display the occupancy status of guest rooms (with an accuracy rate of 99.7%);

Equipment operation data (such as air conditioning set temperature, TV viewing time), assisting in optimizing service processes (such as delaying cleaning of unoccupied guest rooms).

(4) Fault warning system: from passive maintenance to active maintenance

Monitoring the operation status of equipment through vibration/temperature sensors:

When the air conditioning compressor is abnormal, the system pushes a warning 24 hours in advance to reduce guest complaints caused by sudden failures.

Real-time analysis of elevator operation data and predictive maintenance extends equipment life by 15% and reduces maintenance costs by 30%.

3. Scenario-based services: Reconstructing the guest check-in experience

(5) Personalized environment customization

Sensors collect guest behavior data (such as nighttime reading habits and temperature preferences) to generate user portraits:

Business guests prefer 22°C constant temperature + 400lux reading lighting, and the system automatically adapts;

When family guests check in, the system automatically switches to child mode (locks high-voltage devices and pushes parent-child activity recommendations).

(6) Senseless intelligent control

Voice + gesture interaction: When the guest says “I want to rest”, the system automatically dims the lights, closes the curtains, and plays white noise;

Sleep optimization system: Through respiratory rate monitoring (accuracy ±1 time/minute), the hardness of the mattress is automatically adjusted to increase the deep sleep time by 18% (user survey data).

4. Security and marketing: Extending value scenarios

(7) Multi-dimensional security protection network

Intrusion detection: Door and window sensors are linked with infrared radars. When illegally opened, an audible and visual alarm is triggered within 10 seconds, and security personnel are notified.

Fire warning: Smoke sensors and temperature sensors are integrated for detection, with a false alarm rate of less than 0.3%, which is 3 minutes faster than traditional smoke alarms to respond to initial fires.

(8) Data-driven precision marketing

Behavior analysis: Statistics on the length of time guests stay in the mini bar, and targeted promotions for alcohol and beverages (conversion rate increased by 25%);

Trend forecasting: Based on historical occupancy data and local event calendars, peak season room demand is predicted, and pricing strategies are dynamically adjusted (revenue growth of 8-12%).

Technical advantages: Why choose Homerda?

Homerda human body sensor is not only an energy-saving tool, but also the underlying infrastructure of hotel intelligence.

From energy management to security protection, from personalized services to data marketing, its 15 major advantages cover the entire operation chain.

According to McKinsey’s 2024 report, the average NPS (net recommendation score) of hotels using smart sensors will increase by 19 points, and the room premium ability will increase by 15%.