A method for managing security of a community by following a person with access control

Abstract

The application discloses a community security management method for access control following personnel, which comprises the following steps: collecting and screening the face image data of the access control following personnel, judging whether the personnel is a registered personnel or not, the registered personnel being the personnel who has the right to enter the community; if the personnel is not the registered personnel, calling the camera to produce the moving path of the personnel, and sending the moving path to the security terminal to perform security management.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This invention relates to the field of smart community technology, specifically to a method for managing community security by allowing access control personnel to follow you. Background Technology

[0002] Existing access control systems are generally managed in various ways. The most traditional method involves individuals receiving access cards, which are then read by a card reader to achieve access control. With technological advancements, facial recognition technology is now available, where facial information is pre-stored in a management database, allowing entry via card swiping. The traditional access control system works as follows: the card reader reads the access card or facial information and sends the information to the management system. The management system then verifies the data and, if approved, controls the access control device to open. Most existing access control devices have a limited opening time. Within this timeframe, individuals who haven't swiped their cards or passed facial recognition authentication can follow others into the community. These followers can be categorized into three types: 1. Residents; 2. Visitors; 3. Strangers. It's difficult to determine the identities of these followers, and once they enter the community, there's no further management of them, reducing the effectiveness of community security. Summary of the Invention

[0003] The purpose of this invention is to provide a method for managing the security of a community by collecting and screening the facial image data of the person following the access control system. If the person is registered, they are a person who has the right to enter the community. If the person is not registered, their movement path is generated by calling the camera and sent to the security terminal for security management.

[0004] To achieve the above objectives, the technical solution adopted by the present invention is as follows:

[0005] A method for managing the security of access control personnel following others in a residential community includes the following steps:

[0006] Step 1: The access control device reads the identity authentication information and sends it to the system server. The system server retrieves the identity management information from the system database and compares it. If the comparison matches, the identity authentication is successful, and the system server sends a command to the access control device to open the access control device. If the comparison does not match, the identity authentication fails, the system server does not send a command to the access control device, and the access control device does not open.

[0007] The identity authentication information includes any one or more of the following: access card ID information and facial image information;

[0008] Identity management information includes access card issuance information, resident information, and visitor information stored in the management system database;

[0009] The information of permanent residents includes the permanent resident ID and the contact information associated with the permanent resident ID, permanent address information, and facial image information;

[0010] Visitor information includes visitor ID and associated contact information, visit address, and facial image.

[0011] Access card issuance information includes access card ID information and associated resident information and address information;

[0012] Step 2: The access control camera captures facial images of all personnel passing through the access control system once it is opened, and sends these facial images to the system server;

[0013] Step 3: The system server generates a whitelist, adds the facial image information of the first person to pass the screening to the whitelist, and then compares the facial image information of the remaining people who pass with the identity management information stored in the database. If the facial data information of the person who passes the database is matched, the person who passes the identity authentication is added to the whitelist; if the facial data information of the person who fails the database is not matched, the person who fails the identity authentication is not authenticated, a monitoring list is generated, and the facial data information of the person who fails the identity authentication is added to the monitoring list. The server records the generation time of the monitoring list and proceeds to Step 4.

[0014] Step 4: The server retrieves the identity management information registered within a set time period since the monitoring list was generated, and compares this identity management information with the facial data of the individuals in the monitoring list. If a match is found, the individual in the monitoring list passes identity verification and is removed from the monitoring list; if no match is found, the individual is added to the blacklist, and Step 5 is executed.

[0015] Step 5: Retrieve image data collected by community cameras from the time the monitoring list was generated, generate movement trajectory information of blacklisted personnel based on the image data, and send a security confirmation to the security terminal.

[0016] As a preferred technical solution, after step S3 is executed, the system server retrieves the personal information of all whitelisted personnel in this passage and pushes a notification to the terminals of whitelisted personnel indicating that the unregistered personnel have registered their information.

[0017] As a preferred technical solution, if the destination of the movement trajectory information is a resident's address, then the resident's personal information associated with that address is retrieved, and the resident's personal information and security confirmation command are sent to the security terminal; if the destination of the movement trajectory information is a public place in the community, then the location information of that public place and security confirmation command are sent to the security terminal; if the destination of the movement trajectory information is outside the community, then the movement trajectory information and security confirmation command are sent to the security terminal.

[0018] As a preferred technical solution, the facial image data of unregistered individuals accessing the community will be continuously stored in a blacklist. If they register their identity management information, their facial image data will be deleted from the blacklist.

[0019] As a preferred technical solution, the access control camera collects facial image data and sends it to the server. The server then performs a comprehensive screening of the facial image data. If the screened facial image data is found to be in the blacklist, the server sends a warning message to the security terminal.

[0020] Compared with existing technologies, this technology has the following advantages: by collecting and screening the facial image data of the people following the access control system, it can be determined whether they are registered personnel. Registered personnel are those who have the right to enter the community. If they are not registered personnel, their movement path can be generated by calling the camera and sent to the security terminal for security management. Attached Figure Description

[0021] Figure 1 This is a logic flowchart of the present invention. Detailed Implementation

[0022] To make the objectives, technical solutions, and advantages of this application clearer, the following detailed description is provided in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and embodiments. It should be understood that the specific embodiments described herein are merely illustrative and not intended to limit the scope of this application.

[0023] Conversely, this application covers any substitutions, modifications, equivalent methods, and schemes made within the spirit and scope of this application as defined in the claims. Furthermore, to provide the public with a better understanding of this application, certain specific details are described in detail below. However, this application can be fully understood by those skilled in the art even without these detailed descriptions.

[0024] Example 1: A method for managing the security of access control personnel following others in a residential community, which includes the following steps:

[0025] Step 1: The access control device reads the identity authentication information and sends it to the system server. The system server retrieves the identity management information from the system database and compares it. If the comparison matches, the identity authentication is successful, and the system server sends a command to the access control device to open the access control device. If the comparison does not match, the identity authentication fails, the system server does not send a command to the access control device, and the access control device does not open.

[0026] The identity authentication information includes any one or more of the following: access card ID information and facial image information;

[0027] Identity management information includes access card issuance information, resident information, and visitor information stored in the management system database;

[0028] The method for obtaining visitor information is that visitors register in the mini-program. The mini-program system then sends the visitor information to the server and stores it in the database. The registration information includes the visitor ID, personal information associated with the visitor ID, and the address information of the visited community. The visitor's personal information includes name, facial image information, and contact information. The address information of the visited community includes the unit building number.

[0029] The method for obtaining permanent resident information is that permanent residents register in the mini-program. The mini-program system sends the permanent resident information to the server and stores it in the database. The permanent resident information includes the permanent resident ID and the associated resident personal information and address information. The resident personal information includes name, facial image information, and contact information. The address information includes the unit building number of the community.

[0030] The access card issuance information includes access card ID information and resident personal information and address information associated with the access card ID information; resident personal information includes name and contact information; visit address information includes the unit building number of the community being visited; resident personal information in the access card issuance information may or may not include facial image information.

[0031] Step 2: The camera on the access control device captures facial images of all personnel passing through the access control once it is opened, and sends the facial image information to the system server;

[0032] Step 3: The system server filters out the first person who passes the test and adds them directly to the whitelist. It then compares the facial image information of the remaining people who pass the test with the identity management information stored in the database. People whose facial data information matches the database pass the identity authentication and are added to the whitelist; people whose facial data information does not match the database fail the identity authentication and are added to the monitoring list. The generation time of the monitoring list is recorded, and Step 4 is executed.

[0033] Step 4: The system server retrieves the personal information of all whitelisted personnel in this pass and pushes information to the terminals of the whitelisted personnel;

[0034] In this step, the push notification can be sent to the whitelisted personnel's devices in the form of a phone call or text message; the push notification includes the message: If there are any unregistered persons traveling with you, please register within 30 minutes.

[0035] Step 5: The server monitors the identity management information registered within 1800 seconds of the list's creation time and compares this information with the facial data of individuals in the monitor list. If a match is found, the individual is removed from the monitor list after identity verification. If no match is found, the individual's facial data is removed from the monitor list, added to a blacklist, and then proceed to Step 6.

[0036] Step 6: Retrieve image data collected by community cameras from the time the monitoring list was generated. Based on this image data, generate movement trajectory information for individuals on the blacklist. If the destination of the movement trajectory information is a resident's address, retrieve the resident's personal information associated with that address and send the resident's personal information and security confirmation command to the security terminal. If the destination of the movement trajectory information is a public place within the community, send the location information of that public place and security confirmation command to the security terminal. If the destination of the movement trajectory information is outside the community, send the movement trajectory information and security confirmation command to the security terminal.

[0037] The security terminal receives the resident's personal information and security confirmation instruction. The security personnel holding the security terminal then confirm the information with the resident by phone and request registration.

[0038] The security terminal receives location information and security confirmation instructions from public places. Security personnel holding the security terminal go to the located public place to conduct personnel checks and confirmations.

[0039] The security terminal receives movement trajectory information and security confirmation instructions, and the security personnel holding the handheld security terminal conduct inspections along the movement trajectory route.

[0040] It is worth noting that those who do not register will remain on the blacklist indefinitely, and will only be removed from the blacklist upon registration.

[0041] When the access control camera captures facial image data and sends it to the server, the server will scan and select individuals who are on the blacklist. If the facial image data is found to be from a blacklisted individual, the server will send a message to the security terminal, and the security personnel will then prompt and intercept the individual.

[0042] The whitelist is cleaned up periodically; the monitoring list is automatically cleared after all information in it is deleted. The server periodically deletes visitor information.

[0043] The present invention can be well implemented according to the above embodiments. It is worth noting that, based on the above structural design, even some non-substantial improvements made to the present invention to solve the same technical problem fall within the protection scope of the present invention.

Claims

1. A method for managing the security of residential communities by personnel following others through access control, characterized in that, Includes the following steps: Step 1: The access control device reads the identity authentication information and sends it to the system server. The system server retrieves the identity management information from the system database and compares it. If the comparison matches, the identity authentication is successful, and the system server sends a command to the access control device to open the access control device. If the comparison does not match, the identity authentication fails, the system server does not send a command to the access control device, and the access control device does not open. The identity authentication information includes any one or more of the following: access card ID information and facial image information; Identity management information includes access card issuance information, resident information, and visitor information stored in the management system database; The information of permanent residents includes the permanent resident ID and the contact information associated with the permanent resident ID, permanent address information, and facial image information; Visitor information includes visitor ID and associated contact information, visit address, and facial image. Access card issuance information includes access card ID information and associated resident information and address information; Step 2: The access control camera captures facial images of all personnel passing through the access control system once it is opened, and sends these facial images to the system server; Step 3: The system server generates a whitelist, adds the facial image information of the first person to pass the screening to the whitelist, and compares the facial image information of the remaining people who pass with the identity management information stored in the database. If the facial data information of the person who is matched with the database passes the identity authentication, he / she is added to the whitelist. Individuals whose facial data information is not matched in the database fail identity verification. A monitoring list is generated, and the facial data information of those who fail identity verification is added to the monitoring list. The server records the generation time of the monitoring list and proceeds to step 4. Step 4: The server retrieves the identity management information registered within a set time period since the monitoring list was generated, and compares this identity management information with the facial data information of the individuals in the monitoring list. If a matching facial data is found, the individual in the monitoring list passes identity authentication and is removed from the monitoring list; if no matching facial data is found, the individual is added to the blacklist, and Step 5 is executed. Step 5: Retrieve image data collected by community cameras from the time the monitoring list was generated, generate movement trajectory information of blacklisted individuals based on the image data, and send a security confirmation command to the security terminal; After step 3 is executed, the system server retrieves the personal information of all whitelisted personnel in this passage and pushes a notification to the terminals of whitelisted personnel indicating that the unregistered personnel have not registered their information.

2. The method for managing the security of access control personnel following others in a residential community according to claim 1, characterized in that, If the destination of the movement trajectory information is a resident's address, the resident's personal information associated with that address is retrieved, and the resident's personal information and security confirmation command are sent to the security terminal; if the destination of the movement trajectory information is a public place in the community, the location information of that public place and security confirmation command are sent to the security terminal; if the destination of the movement trajectory information is outside the community, the movement trajectory information and security confirmation command are sent to the security terminal.

3. The method for managing the security of access control personnel following others in a residential community according to claim 1, characterized in that, People who pass through the community access control system without registering will have their facial image data stored in a blacklist. If they register their identity management information, their facial image data will be removed from the blacklist.

4. A method for managing the security of access control personnel following others in a residential community according to claim 3, characterized in that, The access control camera captures facial image data and sends it to the server. The server then performs a comprehensive screening of the facial image data. If the facial image data is found to be in the blacklist, the server sends a warning message to the security terminal.

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