Erasmus University Rotterdam (EUR) has taken an important step, together with PLEQ, in optimising the use of its campus. The Woudestein Campus has educational spaces equipped with sensors that provide real-time insight into actual occupancy.
Adil Ayi
Using the PLEQ platform, Erasmus University Rotterdam can now accurately measure the usage of educational spaces. This creates a clear picture of how lecture halls and seminar rooms are actually used. These insights support the university in improving educational facilities, optimizing schedules, and using campus space more sustainably.
👉 Sensors on Campus Woudestein – Erasmus University Rotterdam
Why Measure Educational Spaces with PLEQ?
Better Utilization of Educational Spaces – Insight into actual attendance helps align space capacity with educational needs.
More Efficient Scheduling – Data-driven decisions make it possible to plan educational logistics better.
Sustainability – By reducing vacancy and unnecessary space usage, EUR contributes to a more sustainable campus.
Collaboration between EUR and PLEQ
The collaboration between Erasmus University Rotterdam and PLEQ aligns with the university’s broader ambition to use data for innovation and sustainability. By measuring educational spaces, EUR takes the next step towards a modern and future-proof campus.
More information about this initiative can be found via the official university page:
👉 Sensors on Campus Woudestein – Erasmus University Rotterdam
