Access control with Panasonic facial recognition at the Belgian R.W.D Molenbeek stadium
The partners of the Belgian football club R.W.D. Molenbeek accederán de manera sencilla y rápida a las gradas de su estadio, gracias a la tecnología de reconocimiento facial de Panasonic, que se instalará en la entrada de acceso.
Aunque el proyecto todavía se encuentra en fase de pruebas, el estadio belga del R.W.D. Molenbeek instalará un sistema de reconocimiento facial en sus entradas desarrollado por Panasonic.
Los aficionados de este club de fútbol que soliciten sus abonos de temporada online ya pueden asociar una foto a su perfil, que se utilizará para identificarles en su acceso al estadio mediante grabaciones en tiempo real, con ayuda dos cámaras instaladas en la entrada para socios.
Besides, at the beginning of 2019 An automatic door will be installed that will, in turn, complete the new identification process with facial recognition technology.
Spectators who have forgotten their paper ticket will be able to enter the stadium without any problem, thanks to the system installed by the specialist Zetes, based in Brussels, using Panasonic's facial recognition technology.
However, those who do not have any photo in their digital profile, or who are not listed as ticket holders, will have to go through the conventional gates and show their ticket at the access barriers.
Reliability and privacy protection
El software de reconocimiento facial de Panasonic se emplea únicamente en los controles de acceso al estadio e implica una ventaja adicional para los abonados de temporada en comodidad y rapidez .
Thierry Dailly, presidente del R.W.D. Molenbeek, así lo subraya: “el sistema de detección, con su funcionalidad de procesamiento de datos rápida y fiable, nos permite instalar una solución para acelerar los controles de entrada al estadio”.
For your part, Alain Wirtz, CEO de Zetes, agrega que “este proyecto es un ejemplo perfecto de cómo podemos beneficiarnos de las innovadoras funcionalidades que ofrece el grupo Panasonic, propietario de Zetes; una empresa especializada en tecnologías de identificación con diversas aplicaciones. We hope that this project can serve as a showcase for our products.
The photographs of the fans are scanned and stored on an R.W.D server. Molenbeek, which is not connected to the internet or any other system. Only personnel authorized by this football club can access that data. In addition, the information collected by the entrance door cameras is not recorded to preserve confidentiality.
Besides, en abril de 2017, Panasonic acquired a majority stake in Zetes, based in Brussels and present in more than twenty countries, which was completed in July of the same year with the purchase of the 100% of the shares.
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