Thorough COVID-19 measures with Axess's new gate that conducts temperature measurements and mask detection.
Axess Japan
Axess has developed a gate that detects body temperature and whether a mask is worn, suitable for the post-COVID era. It prevents individuals with fever or those not wearing masks from entering, contributing to the prevention of the spread of infection. Changes in the environment lead to new solutions. As the importance of measures against the novel coronavirus increases, Axess has developed a new gate aimed at preventing the spread of infection. By measuring body temperature at the entrance gate, it detects those with fever and checks for mask-wearing, enforcing entry restrictions. This is ideal for stadiums, museums, exhibition venues, leisure facilities, and pools, where new innovations in operations are required. "We acted quickly in response to requests from markets around the world," says Oliver Suter, CEO and CSO, who, along with the development team, has advanced the new product project, enabling rapid implementation. In the future, all of Axess's product lineup will include body temperature measurement and mask detection features, and a facial recognition system is also planned to be added.
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This is the entrance gate where we check for mask-wearing and body temperature to ensure you can use the facility safely. Of course, ticket validation will also be conducted.
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