[Case Study] "Employee and Stakeholder Exclusive Parking" IC Card System

basic information

● Only registered cardholders can enter and exit, making it ideal for preventing unauthorized access. ● The gate opens simply by holding the card up to the card reader, allowing for smooth entry and exit. ● The card reader is contactless, resulting in fewer mechanical failures and enabling low-cost operation. ● The registration and deletion of cards can be easily operated using the built-in touch panel on the device. ● IC cards can be applied not only for gate access but also for room entry and exit management, zone management, and attendance management, allowing for the establishment of a comprehensive security system.

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Applications/Examples of results

**Background Leading to Implementation** ~ Customers were having trouble mistakenly entering the parking lot ~ - The employee parking lot has a separate entrance from the La Collina parking lot, and customers' cars frequently entered by mistake due to its proximity to the customer parking lot. - Although we placed traffic cones and barricades, it was very cumbersome to move them every time a delivery vehicle passed through. - We looked for alternatives and considered installing a gate. **Reasons for Deciding to Implement** ~ We were able to build the gate system we envisioned ~ - While there were other systems using IC cards, they required the use of a dedicated card. - This system allows employees to pass using their employee ID, contractors to use a PIN, and others to operate it remotely via intercom, fulfilling all the combinations we wanted. **Results** ~ "Outstanding!" is the feedback we received ~ - As a policy, we made many difficult requests to ensure a cohesive design down to the smallest detail, and we are very satisfied with the outcome. - The smooth opening and closing allow for passage without getting wet on rainy days. - Both employees and contractors have praised the system, noting that they no longer need to turn off their engines, making passage easier. - The installation of vehicle-specific signage and the gate has resolved the issue of customers mistakenly entering.

Detailed information

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  Gate entrance with a sign that says "For Delivery Vehicles Only." A large sign has been installed to prevent customers from entering by mistake. Additionally, a turning space has been created in front of the gate, allowing vehicles to make a U-turn if they get confused.

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  A stylish car gate system designed in black and red. Even though it is a back entrance, it is part of what customers see, so it is an original design gate system that maintains a sense of unity throughout the facility.

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  Promoting caution with a "Stop" banner A bright red gate bar has an optional "Stop" banner attached.