Stick-on Logitech sensor lets offices react to the people inside them

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Logitech’s Spot sensor looks ready to take on a much bigger role in the smart office. The latest update adds integrations with 10 workplace platforms, letting this compact module feed its room occupancy and environmental readings directly into the systems companies already use to manage rooms and buildings.

Instead of locking readings inside a standalone dashboard, these platform connections let third-party software trigger automated rules based on real-time meeting room activity, check people into booked spaces, forecast which days are likely to be busy or quieter, and even flag issues with indoor air quality.

Spot’s hardware itself hasn’t changed. What’s different is the way it now plugs into office management infrastructure, turning regular workplaces into spaces that can respond dynamically to the people inside them.

Spot essentially serves as the office’s sensory layer. Its mmWave radar can detect presence from up to 8 m (around 26 ft) away, while...

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