Contactless Access Control for Construction Sites
建筑工地非接触式门禁控制
基本信息
- 批准号:57116
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 9.35万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Feasibility Studies
- 财政年份:2020
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2020 至 无数据
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Construction sites require the physical input of access codes into a keypad and/or finger print recognition systems to record and monitor staff arriving on site. Since the arrival of Covid 19, construction companies have had to close sites due to the unacceptable health and safety risks from these access systems. Without an access system, the construction companies were not able to monitor who was on site, or the skills and qualifications of each worker. Even after lock-down a record of those entering and leaving a site is still, in most cases, being undertaken manually leading to delays, inaccuracies and additional on-site security and safety risks.To address this urgent need and ensure industries continue to grow, TouchByte has provided an alternative, safe solution - taking proven Face Recognition technology as used by Border and Passport control, and adapting it for safe and secure access to construction sites. TouchByte's solution is completely contactless and frictionless. Workers gain access to a site quickly and efficiently without the need to touch anything. Their face is be detected and checked automatically on arrival at the site, and if verified by the company's database, the worker is admitted to the site - without any need to touch a possibly contaminated entry pad.The accuracy and speed of the technology has significantly increased and its cost has reduced dramatically over the past few years, making it cost effective, safe, secure and efficient.We have prototyped the new system and tested it on a live building site. Extension for Impact funding will facilitate the next stage of the programme: to undertake mandatory safety approvals testing so that the equipment can be CE marked, making it possible for the product to be marketed and deployed in the UK, Europe and beyond. During this phase of the project we will also build several further prototype systems for installation with pioneer partners in a number of other sectors including health, leisure and hospitality. This will allow further in-service testing as well as bespoke development to integrate with the clients’ existing operational software. Such an approach provides excellent sales demonstration and business development opportunities.
施工站点需要将访问代码的物理输入到键盘和/或指定识别系统中,以记录和监视到达现场的人员。自Covid 19的到来以来,由于这些访问系统的健康和安全风险不可接受,建筑公司不得不关闭站点。没有访问系统,建筑公司将无法监视谁在现场,或每个工人的技能和资格。 Even after lock-down a Record of those entering and leaving a site is still, in most cases, being undertaken manually leading to delays, inaccuracies and additional on-site security and safety risks.To address this urgent need and ensure industries continue to grow, TouchByte has provided an alternative, safe solution - taking proven Face Recognition technology as used by Border and Passport control, and adapting it for safe and secure access to construction sites.解决方案是完全无接触式和无摩擦的。工人可以快速有效地访问网站,而无需触摸任何东西。他们的脸在到达站点时自动检测和检查,如果由公司的数据库进行了验证,则该工人将被接纳到网站上 - 无需触摸可能受到污染的入境垫。该技术的准确性和速度显着提高,其成本已大大提高,并且在过去的几年中,其成本大大降低了,在过去的几年中,它使其成本有效,安全,可以安全,安全,并构建了系统。影响资金的扩展将支持该计划的下一个阶段:进行强制性的安全批准测试,以便可以将设备标记为CE,从而使该产品可以在英国,欧洲及其他地区进行销售和部署。在该项目的这个阶段,我们还将在其他许多部门中与先驱合作伙伴建立更多的原型系统,以安装,包括健康,休闲和酒店。这将允许进一步的服务测试以及定制开发,以与客户现有的操作软件集成。这种方法提供了出色的销售演示和业务发展机会。
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