Many countries around the world have enacted laws mandating to wear of face masks in public places. This applies not only to indoor spaces, shops, schools, colleges, airports but also to open area gatherings.
Outdoor robots S5.2 series can assist humans in preventing them from getting infected by COVID-19. This is accomplished when robots identify people without a face mask and warn them about the possibility of receiving a fine. A warning is carried out through a generate voice alarm in a country’s native language where robots operate.
Fines for not wearing a face mask in public
In cases that do not contradict the local laws and regulations, photos taken by a robot allow a person to be identified.
The robot itself does not verify and compare the identity of a person’s photo in the database. The robot only takes photos of a person without a mask and sends the image to a server in the cloud. The identification of the person, according to the picture taken by the robot, is carried out in the cloud by verifying the photo with existing databases of people.
The position of the robot’s cameras is at human eye level allowing it to take a picture with the best possible angle, suitable for optimal person recognition.
- Industrial security
- Commercial security
- Covert cameras
- Facial recognition systems
- Network monitoring
- Identity management
- Industrial security systems
- Human identification system
- Human area network
- Physical Security Information Management (PSIM)
- Covert Surveillance
- Digital Video Recorders
- Warning Devices
- Robotics
- COVID-19
