To protect visitors and staff as well as to comply with hygiene regulations, the Leipzig Central Library has been using the Digital Admission Management System with automatic recognition of mouth and nose protection and capacity measurement since May 2020.
Count customers per m²
The hygiene regulations specify how many people are allowed to be in an area per m². These specifications are to be monitored digitally without the need for additional personnel.
Comply with hygiene regulations
In addition, disinfectant should be used at the entrance and mouth and nose protectors must be worn correctly. This should be pointed out to visitors visually and acoustically.
Protect visitors and staff
The measure is intended to avoid contact in queues at the entrance and create distance between customers as well as staff to significantly reduce the risk of infection during the pandemic
Raise awareness
The hygienic regulations and their observance should be communicated in a friendly manner. Awareness of the regulations should be increased.
The solution
Digital access management system with mask recognition
Capacity measurement
Our sensor counts visitors entering or leaving the facility with a measurement accuracy of 99%. The large display of the stele shows the capacity in real time and turns red when the limit is reached.
Mirror effect for more attention
Seeing oneself increases attention. Reading AR information on hygiene rules and measuring distances between people directly in the mirror image improves awareness of hygiene rules. That's why we rely on a mirror effect on a large 42" display in our system.
Intelligent mask recognition
To remind people to wear a mouth-nose mask correctly, our artificial intelligence detects whether someone is wearing a mask incorrectly or not at all. In that case, the system gives the person a virtual AR mask to demonstrate the correct fit.
Visual and acoustic cues
In addition to the AR mask and traffic light color system, the system also includes audible instructions or a friendly "Thank you for wearing your mask correctly",
Automatic mask recognition
Customer counting
“... the device is ready and running and we are thrilled! Tomorrow we will open and for sure everything will work fine. The opening can come.”
- Heike Scholl, Head of Communication at Leipzig Central Library.
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