Monday, 23 February 2004: 12:00 PM-1:00 PM | |||
Room 3 (North Convention Centre, Parque Ferial Juan Carlos I) | |||
Freehand Access and Exit Control For A Bigger Plant | |||
| An industry plant with a ten-year experience of automated freehand access and exit of persons and vehicles, with ca.15.000 identity cards will be described in this presentation. Learn more about the automated face recognition system used, the automated weighing of trucks, the space and/or time zones which allow for additional security measures. The admission of unauthorized third parties is also prevented optimally. Find out how staff can be reduced, and the system work more economically and on a higher security level. | |||
| An industry plant with a ten-year experience of automated freehand access and exit of persons and vehicles, with ca.15.000 identity cards will be described in this presentation. Learn more about the automated face recognition system used, the automated weighing of trucks, the space and/or time zones which allow for additional security measures. The admission of unauthorized third parties is also prevented optimally. Find out how staff can be reduced, and the system work more economically and on a higher security level. | |||
| Speaker: | Joachim Lindner, Dr., Head of Fire and Security
, Merck KGaA
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