On the glass badge label, a 2-dimensional code is printed, indicating information such as individual ID, name of the wearer, start and completion dates of the wearing time period etc.

A management system for entering into, and leaving from, the controlled area can be built using this code as a key to identify each person. A reading device for the 2-dimensional code on the badge label is installed at the entrance of the controlled area and an access limit onto person without glass badge is enforced by an automatic door.
Data such as name of persons entered, their time they stayed in the area,can be registered in a time sequence.


Furthermore, a more precise system tailored to the customer's operating method can be built:
Example: Access limit toward workers who have not received educational training or a physical checkup.

It is possible to build a walk-through type of access control system by making use of the glass badge implemented a non-contact sensor which is capable of wireless data communication. Taking the glass badge out of a pocket is thus not always required on entering the controlled area.
Such glass badges allow more stringent access control into the controlled area.

The glass badge may be used for both in the personal and environmental dose measurements. The personal monitor is used to check that exposure doses of persons engaged in the radiation work are correctly controlled. On the other hand, the environmental monitor is used to confirm that radiation is within the safety level at various measuring points in the facility, and thus that radiation is properly controlled.

A non-contact sensor usable in the walk-through type access control system can be provided as an option for internal insertion.

We have developed the glass badge using the optimum combination of technology and knowledge in order to meet customers' needs in a variety of circumstances.
Chiyoda Technol assures customers that our products will satisfy them.


Copyrights CHIYODA TECHNOL CORPORATION, All rights Reserved