Long-distance card reader vehicle recognition application in the parking lot of Quanzhou Children’s Hospital
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Long-distance vehicle recognition in parking lot of Quanzhou Children’s Hospital
In June 2007, Shengyang Long-distance Vehicle Identification System (s-RFID EVI) was officially put into use in the underground parking lot of Quanzhou Children’s Hospital. Through this system, the hospital hopes to reduce the problem of random parking and improve the safety of underground parking lots.
Before the system was installed, the institute used to issue a stop sign to each car and let the car owner stick it on the windshield of the car. When the car reached the entrance of the parking lot, the car stopped in front of the barrier and waited for the security to confirm whether the stop sign was on. Within the validity period, press the barrier button to release after confirmation.
After installing the Shengyang long-distance vehicle identification system, two 2.4G RFID tag readers are installed at the entrance of the parking lot, and each vehicle is issued with a 2.4G electronic tag. When the vehicle arrives at the entrance of the parking lot, the reader will read it remotely. Take the electronic tag on the vehicle to determine the identity of the vehicle. Once the vehicle has access rights, immediately control the barriers to release. The hospital security office issued electronic tags to all vehicles within a week, and the security office reduced the labor of security personnel in the parking lot and added it to other security links in the hospital. The owner of the car also thinks that it is more convenient and faster to enter and exit, especially when the exit goes uphill, there is no need to stop and wait. In the past, the flame was often turned off here, and now it is very user-friendly to keep the speed in and out without stopping.
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