What matters now is to recognize if a visitor has an elevated body temperature before he is let into the building.
And we also want to make sure that our visitor wears a mask. Plus, we want to identify that person. And let’s say that our visitor is actually our employee, and we also want to know how often he is late for work. And we want that information to be saved in a report so we can view it any time. This is what ZKTeco SpeedFace-V5L empowers you to do.
Overview
Here comes your man for the job – ZKTeco SpeedFace-V5L
Facial Recognition Access Control Terminal, which also features body temperature measurement and mask detection, plus hand palm recognition and fingerprint scanner. My god, there are just a lot of features, and they all work well (didn’t expect that honestly). But first things first.
We installed this terminal on our entrance turnstile and connected it to the other. Though this is applicable to all doors and entrance areas, like we did for our door with an electromagnetic lock. Then, via the manufacturer’s software, ZKBioAccess, we uploaded a database with our employees. The maximum you can upload here is up to 6,000 faces, up to 3,000 hand palms, and up to 6,000 fingerprints. Though we won’t be touching fingerprints this time for the obvious reasons.
5-inch Touch Screen, the module on top measures body temperature with an accuracy parameter of ± 0.5 °C. The dual camera performs hand palm and facial recognition in under 1 second, and below the touch screen, a fingerprint scanner. It has interfaces to be connected with 3rd Party Electric Locks, Door Sensors, Exit Buttons, there are Alarm outputs, and Auxiliary Inputs.
In the case of this ZKTeco SpeedFace Terminal, even before a man walks into the building, we will know who he is. He will be identified owing to a facial recognition feature, in accordance with the pre-uploaded database. We will know what his body temperature is, and if it is higher than the pre-set 37.0 °C, he won’t be let in. And of course, the limits are configurable. Next, the system will check if a visitor wears a mask. If not, bad news for him, he won’t be let in either, and this can be configured too. One more thing we will know – at what time did he come to work? That’s an access control terminal with time attendance tracking. And to emphasize it, contactless, with no cards, touching, or any other interaction, just a facial recognition.
This is Paul, my colleague, and now he is going to be identified by the terminal, his body temperature is going to be measured, the system will tell us if he wears a mask, and this record with Paul’s attendance time and temperature measurement results will be saved as event in the database afterwards. Fantastic.
Conclusion
We’re surprised by the fact that this tiny thing has so many functions. Let me recount them for you:
- Facial Recognition
- Access Control
- Time Attendance
- Body temperature measurement
- Mask detection
- Hand palm recognition
- Fingerprint scanner.
And all you need is some mechanism like a turnstile or an electric lock on your door and a PC with ZKTeco Bio Access software, and a man who knows how to deal with this. And, surprisingly, it is way cheaper than a full-fledged temperature measurement system featured earlier on our channel. Though there is a need for every product.
