Access Control for Factories and Warehouses
xSERVA for factories and warehouses reads faces through helmet visors, uses palm vein for gloved or dirty hands, checks PPE at the gate and keeps a live muster roll for every shift.
What Goes Wrong Without Smart Access Control
Gloves, Dust and Helmets
Face matching uses the periocular region and palm vein reads without touching a sensor, so entry works in real working conditions.
Safety Rules at the Gate
PPE compliance checks run before the door releases, and the result is recorded against the worker.
Buddy Punching and Shared Cards
Biometrics cannot be handed to a colleague, so attendance and access reflect who is actually there.
What We Would Put on Your Doors
- Face recognition with periocular matching
- Palm vein at the clocking point
- PPE detection at the gate
- Plate recognition at the yard barrier
- Barcode passes for drivers and one-day labour
Outcomes You Can Expect
- Accurate muster roll in an evacuation
- PPE evidence for every entry
- Contractors and drivers handled without cards
Questions from Factories and Warehouses
Does face recognition work with a helmet and mask?
It matches on the periocular region, so a mask or a helmet visor is not a blocker. Palm vein is the alternative for hands that spend the shift in gloves.
Can it check that workers wear protective equipment?
Yes. Computer vision checks for a hard hat, vest and safety glasses at the gate and records the result with the entry.
What about delivery drivers?
Drivers get a barcode or dynamic QR pass limited to the bay and the hour, and the plate is read at the barrier.