July 21, 2020
Kisi Applications
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In the context of prevention for diseases at workplaces such as COVID-19, companies are looking to add temperature and mask detection capabilities to their access control. This can be achieved by adding a face recognition terminal to the main entrance of their facility in order to prevent door openings when the body temperature is measured above a certain threshold (e.g. >37.5 degree celsius).
Here is a screenshot of a social media post in which you can see the CEO of a global corporate learning company, Docebo, mask and temperature scanning at the door in order to gain access with his normal credentials. Thanks to the team at Docebo for sharing their insights for this post!
Companies looking to utilize such systems typically first develop a requirements list. This particular list is what the Security and Operations team at the education innovator Docebo developed:
Based on the requirements many companies consider one of the following face stations:
One note about face scan terminals: Typically these terminals have not been designed for this use-case of face independent temperature and mask scanning. Unfortunately at the moment you have to buy biometric features coming with it, however if you don’t enroll your users in those, this is a completely privacy friendly solution.
The deployment solution adopted to consent the use of the Tablet Hikvision with Kisi is straightforward and involves electrically connecting the Tablet to the door opening circuit used by Kisi as in the following diagram seen here:
In this way the door opening circuit used by KISI is closed by the Tablet Hikvision and the door remains locked because the unlocking from Kisi is electrically inhibited.
Whenever the Tablet Hikvision detects body temperature <= 37.5 ° it closes the door opening circuit used by Kisi long enough to allow Kisi time to unlock the door.
When an employee arrives at the door, before entering he/she is required to stand at a predefined distance from the thermal scan terminal in order to detect her/his temperature.
When a visitor arrives at the door, he/she will be required to ring at the video entry phone.
The office manager will ask the visitor to stand at a predefined distance from the thermal scan terminal in order to detect her/his temperature.
Now more than ever it is crucial for businesses to keep their workspace safe for both employees, visitors, and technologies like Kisi to help automate and streamline organizational processes. If you have any inquiries regarding connecting Kisi to temperature scanning devices, please contact us at sales@getkisi.com
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