Banco Itaú installs a smart access control system to fight against COVID-19

At the entrance to the main hall, a multi-user body temperature control device has been installed and inside the building a solution has been chosen that combines body temperature control analytics., mandatory use of mask and facial recognition.

Pioneer in security issues, he Banco Itaú of Paraguay has installed intelligent access control and body temperature measurement systems in its corporate building to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

At the entrance to the main hall, a multi-user body temperature control device and mandatory use of a mask have been installed.. Inside the building, an intelligent access control solution has been chosen, that uses the combination of body temperature control analytics, mandatory use of mask and facial recognition. Compliance with these three analyzes allows access to officials.

The thermographic system detects body temperature and the use of a mask and, in case of anomalies, generates and sends alerts to your monitoring center in real time.

These devices are capable of registering databases of up to 50.000 faces and measure body temperature, with high precision at a distance of two meters and at high speed without making it difficult for people to enter.

It is a contactless system so temperature measurement avoids unnecessarily exposing third parties, thus generating great savings and guaranteeing safety in all your facilities..

The management of the thermographic system is carried out through a server Scati. This video management platform collects all alerts received (via email or pop-up) and the history of all users.

With the information collected by Scati, Big Data is exploited, accessible by other departments of the institution that use the information to prepare reports, improve access protocol and control critical entry points to facilities.

The project has been developed and implemented entirely by the local security company Inteseg, strategic partner of Scati in Paraguay.