Product Specification

Face Recognition Swing Gate Turnstile 1400mm Exhibition Hall Crowd Flow Control 550-1000mm Acrylic Arm

Product Introduction

This face recognition swing gate turnstile is specified for exhibition halls, convention centres and trade show entrances where tens of thousands of registered visitors arrive inside a few hours. The face terminal binds each pre registered ticket to a face template, so a visitor walks up to the lane and is verified in about 0.3 seconds without taking out a badge, a phone or a printed ticket. Because a face cannot be lent to another person, the lane stops badge sharing and keeps the real time headcount accurate for crowd flow control. Four pairs of infrared sensors guard the 550-1000mm channel against tailgating, and the acrylic swing arm opens in 0.5 seconds to pass 30 people per minute, or 40 people per minute in normally open mode during the morning rush. Passage records are pushed to the exhibition management platform over RS485 or TCP-IP, so organisers can see the live count per hall and close a hall before it reaches its safety limit.

Product Features & Advantages

1. Face Template Bound To Each Registered Ticket

When a visitor registers online or at the on site counter, the photo or live capture is stored as a face template linked to the ticket record. At the lane the terminal compares the live face with that single record in about 0.3 seconds, so a borrowed badge or a screenshot of someone else's QR code cannot open the gate.

2. Hands Free Verification At Peak Entry

Visitors keep both hands free for bags, catalogues and samples. The camera module handles the backlight from glass curtain walls and the mixed lighting of exhibition atriums, and verification continues while the visitor is still walking, which keeps the queue short when several thousand people arrive in the same hour.

3. Anti Tailgating With Four Pairs Of Infrared Sensors

Four pairs of infrared sensors cover the full 550-1000mm channel. If a second person follows an authorised face through the gate, the sensors detect the intrusion and hold the arm while raising an alarm output, and a person still standing inside the passage stops the arm from closing on them.

4. Live Headcount For Crowd Flow Control

Every verification is counted and uploaded, so the exhibition management platform shows a live visitor number per hall, per lane and per time slot. Organisers can set a capacity limit and let the lane refuse further entries once the hall reaches it, which supports safety compliance and timed entry sessions.

5. Wide 550-1000mm Lane For Equipment And Wheelchairs

The adjustable channel from 550mm to 1000mm lets a visitor with a trolley case, a wheelchair or a loaded sample cart pass without lifting anything. Two people can also walk in side by side when the channel is set wide, which shortens the entry time for group delegations.

6. Platform Integration For Hall Management

Relay switch, 12V level and 12V pulse interfaces plus RS485 or TCP/IP connect the swing barrier gate to ticketing, visitor registration and hall management platforms. Face templates can be revoked when a session ends, and passage data exports for the daily organiser report.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How does the face recognition lane work with exhibition tickets?

The visitor registers a face template together with the ticket, either online before the show or at the on site counter. At the lane the terminal verifies the live face against that template and opens the arm in 0.5 seconds, so no badge or printed ticket has to be scanned.

2. How many face templates can be stored for a large exhibition?

The standard terminal stores up to 20,000 face templates locally with passage logs. For shows with a larger registered base, verification runs against the exhibition platform database over the network, so the capacity follows the platform rather than the local memory.

3. What happens if a visitor is not recognised?

The lane falls back to QR code, IC/ID card or password verification, and the counter staff can release the gate remotely from the management platform. A visitor can also re register the face template at the service desk without changing any hardware.

4. Can the lane count visitors for crowd control?

Yes. Every passage is recorded and pushed to the platform, which shows live headcount per hall and per time slot. Capacity limits can be configured so the lane stops accepting entries once a hall reaches the set number.

5. Does the gate still work during a power failure?

The control board can unlock the arms automatically on power failure or on a fire alarm dry contact signal, turning the lane into a free exit for evacuation. Backup power is available as an option for halls that must keep the lane running.