Facial recognition and license plate reading systems for hospitals

In order to identify their patients upon arrival and offer them safe and differential treatment, one of the most important hospitals in Mexico has invested in the technology of the Spanish company Scati.

Considered one of the best hospitals in Mexico for its advanced care service and facilities, one of the elements that has contributed to this has been the investment in technology to offer differential and innovative treatment to its patients, ensuring their protection and safety.

Specifically,, the managers of the hospital center have invested in the facial recognition and license plate reading systems of the Spanish company Scati, in order to identify their patients upon arrival at the hospital, as well as protecting the main accesses (Tickets, Elevators, confined spaces, operating theatres, administrative offices, Etc.).

Every time someone accesses the facilities of this hospital in Mexico, video systems detect it, send an alarm and compare the image with the database hosted on the VCR, activating the corresponding protocol of action automatically.

Facial recognition system allows to maintain safety in the installation, as well as helping its managers in order to provide more exclusive care to their customers, improving the experience when they come to the center.

Facial recognition analytics is performed through a video recorder from Scati Fenix's Deeplearning series. This platform is capable of storing images up to 64 IP cameras and perform facial recognition up to 24 devices simultaneously.

In addition, this facial recognition system helps verify that staff comply with the institution's internal procedures and protocols, as well as maintaining security in exclusive spaces for employees and employees

Supporting the hospital's security area, the system has the option to search for faces in recorded videos, which facilitates the traceability of anyone accessing the center, identifying those who are suspected of having committed a crime.

To do this, Facial recognition cameras are strategically located inside buildings to capture the faces of all people entering the different areas of the complex, generating a database of thousands of users.

The system is continuously powered by data, making it easier to report to classify people's influx according to gender, age or list in a time interval, allowing the hospital to have a tool for continuous improvement in customer service.

The security of the center is complemented by the installation of six discrete high-resolution IP minidomos, that capture sharp images even in low-light conditions thanks to the integration of infrared covering up to 10 meters away.

The license plate reading cameras displayed at the parking accesses are the ideal complement to identify the trajectory and, in the event of an incident, malicious user operations.

To do this, as they point out from Scati, "it's vital to keep blacklists up to date, both facial recognition and license plate reading to execute the corresponding action plan: quality control, improve the VIP or VIP user experience, Just, to deter recurrence or intent to do any kind of wrongdoing inside the health complex.

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