VergeSense, has introduced Infinity, a new sensor designed to transform how organizations measure and optimize their workspaces. The Infinity sensor offers an unprecedented ten-year battery life, with 25 times lower carbon footprint than competing solutions, and breakthrough AI capabilities, redefining sustainability, ease of maintenance, and real-time spatial insights.

“Infinity represents our boldest vision yet—one that brings together extraordinary efficiency, sustainability, and intelligence in a single device,” said Dan Ryan, CEO & co-founder at VergeSense. “This sensor can live for over a decade, adapt to support evolving AI models, and give businesses the peace of mind that comes from future-proof insights about their spaces.”

Infinity’s ten-year battery life reduces electronic waste and helps organizations significantly lower their carbon footprint. Its carbon footprint is up to 25 times lower than wired or “battery-less” occupancy sensing solutions. By pushing the limits of on-device AI, advanced wireless technology, and ultra-efficient data processing, Infinity provides performance while aligning with many companies’ environmental, social and governance (ESG) goals.

Infinity covers up to 1,000 square feet in open environments with 95% accuracy when detecting people. With advanced compute capacity, Infinity can grow smarter with every upgrade, beginning today with:

  • Enhanced Passive Occupancy Detection: Infinity detects subtle signs of space use, such as laptops or backpacks, even when no one is physically present.
  • Real-Time Object Detection: Recognizes monitors, TVs, chairs, and other items, and automatically updates space inventories and enables immediate alerts when configurations change.
  • Change Detection & Live Floor Mapping: Logs any adjustments to layout or furniture, ensuring floors remain aligned with designed configurations. Over time, offices will have a true “digital twin,” reflecting the real-time state of each space.

With a wire-free design and high-strength magnets that snap into place, Infinity spares companies the lengthy and expensive wiring installations, allowing sensors to be added to more areas.