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Building Management Applications
Integrating object recognition, AI, software solutions for counting people or cars, access control, license plate recognition (LPR), and parking management software can create a comprehensive and intelligent building management system. Here's how these technologies can be applied:
Access Control and Security Management
Automated Access Control
Application: Use Metrici AI, Visitors Journal and OCR for secure, automated access to the building.
Example: Employees may have access with access cards or LPR reading at entry points, where for visitors one may use Metrici engines to verify identity, read ID, fill database and grant access.
Monitoring Entry and Exit Points
Line Counter Application: Count people or vehicles crossing virtual lines at entrances and exits.
Example: A Metrici Line Counter engine at the building’s main entrance tracks how many people or vehicles enter and exit the premises, providing real-time data on occupancy and helping manage security and emergency responses.
Visitor Management
Application: Combine Metrici solutions with access control to manage visitors efficiently.
Example: When a visitor arrives, LPR systems can recognize their vehicle, while a camera may be placed to scan ID and make an OCR reading. The system automatically notifies the host and logs the visitor's entry and exit times.
Parking Management
License Plate Recognition (LPR)
Application: Use Metrici LPR for automated parking access and management.
Example: Vehicles entering the parking lot are recognized by their license plates, granting or denying access based on pre-configured rules (e.g., employee vehicles have reserved spots with LPR Parking module). The system logs entry and exit times, simplifying billing if necessary and access control.
Parking Place Detector
Application: Manage and monitor parking spaces using Metrici PPD.
Example: Cameras monitor parking spaces, Metrici detecting when a vehicle occupies or vacates a spot. This data is used to display real-time parking availability on digital LED displays or mobile apps, guiding drivers to available spots.
Automated Billing and Payments
Application: Integrate LPR and parking management software for seamless billing.
Example: The parking management system tracks the duration a vehicle occupies a spot and automatically charges the user’s account or sends a payment request via a mobile app when they exit.
People and Vehicle Counting
People Counting in Public Areas
Area Counter Application: Monitor the number of people in specific areas of the building.
Example: Metrici monitors high-traffic areas like lobbies, elevators, or cafeterias. The system tracks occupancy levels in real-time, helping facility managers optimize space usage, adjust HVAC systems, and ensure safety compliance, especially during emergencies.
Vehicle Counting in Parking Lots
Line Counter and Area Counter Application: Track vehicles entering/exiting and in specific zones.
Example: Line Counter at parking lot entrances/exits track the number of vehicles coming and going, while Area Counter or PPD monitor the total number of vehicles parked in specific zones. This data helps manage traffic flow and optimize parking space allocation.
Building Efficiency and Resource Management
Energy and Resource Optimization
Application: Use occupancy data to optimize energy usage in the building.
Example: The metrici system integrates with HVAC and lighting controls, adjusting settings based on real-time occupancy data from people counter. This reduces energy waste and lowers operational costs.
Emergency Response
Application: Enhance safety during emergencies by tracking occupancy and movement.
Example: During an evacuation, the system uses data from Line and Area Counter to track how many people have exited and how many remain in the building. This information helps emergency responders prioritize their efforts.
Enhanced Security and Surveillance
Real-Time Surveillance and Alerts
Application: Use Metrici for real-time monitoring and alerts.
Example: Monitor entrances, parking lots, and other critical areas. The system recognizes unauthorized access, loitering, or suspicious behavior, automatically alerting security personnel
Asset and Area Protection
Application: Use object recognition to secure specific areas or assets.
Example: In restricted areas, Metrici AI monitors for unauthorized objects or individuals. If an unauthorized person or vehicle enters, the system triggers alarms and notifies security.
Visitor and Employee Flow Management
Dynamic Space Management
Application: Use Metrici to optimize the flow and use of shared spaces.
Example: Metrici offers statistics data from people counter to understand peak usage times in conference rooms, cafeterias, or break areas. Facility managers can then adjust scheduling or reconfigure spaces to improve efficiency and comfort.
Queue Management
Application: Manage queues and wait times in high-traffic areas.
Example: In the lobby or at security checkpoints, Line Counters track the number of people in queues, triggering additional staffing or opening more lanes during busy periods to reduce wait times.
Integration with Smart Building Systems
Smart Elevator Management
Application: Optimize elevator use based on real-time occupancy data.
Example: Integrates with the building's elevator system, using data from people counter to prioritize elevator dispatches during peak hours, reducing wait times and energy consumption.
Smart Lighting and Climate Control
Application: Adjust lighting and climate controls based on occupancy.
Example: In a conference room, the system uses people counter to detect when the room is in use and adjusts lighting and temperature accordingly. When the room is empty, the system turns off lights and reduces HVAC settings to save energy..
