Installing a system to control entrances is becoming more of a necessity every day for companies, even small businesses, to control both employee attendance and ensure maximum protection of staff, data, and documents.
In addition to badges and timecards at the turnstile, now we have sophisticated technology, such as biometric recognition – with iris scans or digital fingerprinting – and facial recognition. These are the most suitable solutions for managing access to particularly sensitive areas, such as laboratories and, more generally, areas in which security is a priority.
Galli Sicurezza, in partnership with CSC Impresa Costruzioni SA, recently renovated the security infrastructure at the United Nations Headquarters in Geneva: access control, video surveillance, anti-intrusion systems, fire and metal detectors, and speedy gates. This prestigious achievement has allowed us to become accredited potential partners for all companies in the Canton Ticino and all over Switzerland.
Entrance Management
Security at entrances and attendance control, a priority for every company.
Our Solutions
Biometric recognition
The most common biometric recognition system involves digital fingerprinting, a time-tested technology that is frequently used by small and medium-sized businesses.
It is also possible to control entrances through iris scanning. A person’s iris does not change throughout their lifetime unless they have suffered from eye disease in the meantime.
Iris scanning is a contact-free form of access control, so it is also recommended for hygiene purposes.
Badge and turnstiles
Automatic gateways and turnstiles are normally used in companies and public facilities, or anywhere requiring entrance control of employees and visitors. It is the most frequently used system, allowing for sufficiently reliable control of the number of entrances and employee credentials.
Mechanical or motorized doors are used to enable passage for those with disabilities.
These doors are available in several types, including versions equipped with anti-panic handles, to ensure safe evacuations, when necessary.
Available versions:
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Turnstiles with mobile glass doors
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Tripod turnstiles
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Full-height turnstiles
Facial recognition
Facial recognition is a technical software that allows people to be identified by comparing their facial features to previously stored photos. In a corporate setting, this technology is used to substitute or function alongside badge readers, to record employee attendance or authorize their access to particularly sensitive areas.
This system avoids the risk of loss or theft of badges, by refusing access to anyone lacking proper credentials. It requires no physical contact with the recognition device, so it is also recommended in terms of hygiene.