Unattended access control for park entrance under epidemic situation

Abstract

The invention relates to an unattended access control for a park entrance in an epidemic situation. A revolving door A, a revolving door B and a revolving door C are sequentially arranged at the entrance, the revolving door A is a three-leaf revolving door only allowing one-way rotation entering, the revolving door C is a three-leaf revolving door only allowing one-way rotation leaving, and the revolving door B is a four-leaf revolving door allowing forward and reverse rotation. The revolving door A is used for monitoring entrance of ticket buying tourists, and the revolving door B is used for monitoring entrance of tourists wearing masks and having qualified body temperatures. The access control can automatically monitor the masks and body temperature conditions of tourists, controls the number of entering and exiting people, achieves unmanned operation, and is of great significance in reducing epidemic situation spreading.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a gate in a public place and a personnel control method. Background technique [0002] Entrance and exit access control is an effective measure to solve the security management of important department entrances and exits. It is suitable for various confidential departments, such as banks, hotels, computer rooms, armories, confidential rooms, offices, intelligent communities, factories, parks, etc. [0003] As we all know, COVID-19 is highly contagious. During the epidemic, most people would feel anxious and tense due to staying at home for too long or too little. After returning to work and school, many people want to go to parks and other entertainment and recreation places. In order to avoid human-to-human transmission (for example, asymptomatic carriers of the new crown in crowded places such as parks spread to the staff through communication with the on-duty staff, and the staff then pass it on to more tourists without kno...

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Problems solved by technology

Temperature measurement and on-site real-name registration are often difficult problems in park operation. Most parks now implement on-site staff to measure the temperature of tourists one by one. Because the time when tourists enter the park is random, it brings heavy work and burden to the staff. Waiting time, and tourists come from a wide range of places. If a carrier contacts the staff and the staff continues to work without knowing it, it will bring more trouble to the epidemic prevention and control monitoring.

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