Tech firms big and small have been developing everything from wearable devices to thermal imaging cameras to help businesses equip their office spaces for the future.
"Bump is like traffic lights, which improve safety and at the same time improve capacity," Tharsus CEO Brian Palmer told CNBC. "Analysis of Bump traffic data enables the volume of people in the workplace to increase, safely."
"We designed Bump with this in mind and to ensure wearers don't need to sacrifice data privacy," he said. "All data is available to an individual business and their team members alike. Everyone can see who collected data, when and why." "The data it gathers is only relevant at that particular point in time," said Sheehan. "The device doesn't include technologies such as facial recognition and it cannot be used as a tracking device."
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