EP0273965B1 - Installation pour determiner le nombre de personnes et leur direction de deplacement dans un local surveille ou un sas - Google Patents

Installation pour determiner le nombre de personnes et leur direction de deplacement dans un local surveille ou un sas Download PDF

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EP0273965B1
EP0273965B1 EP87904677A EP87904677A EP0273965B1 EP 0273965 B1 EP0273965 B1 EP 0273965B1 EP 87904677 A EP87904677 A EP 87904677A EP 87904677 A EP87904677 A EP 87904677A EP 0273965 B1 EP0273965 B1 EP 0273965B1
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  • the invention relates to a device for determining the number of people and their direction of movement within a room to be monitored or a passage gate with at least two infrared sensors and with an evaluation unit, to which the signals of the infrared sensors are fed, and which, taking into account the sensor distance, the number of people passing through the passage gate detected and forwarded to an access control device for further processing.
  • the so-called "isolation" in the known control systems is attempted in such a way that the so-called lock room is kept structurally narrow or strongly limited, on the other hand the lock room is closed by two mutually locked doors, or by Weight check prevents unwanted simultaneous access by a second person.
  • the so-called rotating barrier grids are known, which only function after an identity card has been checked by an identity card reader. Instead of ID, e.g. at major sports events, the admission ticket is inserted in the reader slot. By carrying a second person on your shoulder, such isolation systems are easy to deceive. Estimates indicate that between 14% and 18% of unauthorized persons enter this way.
  • the separating device is a closed, narrow lock room, claustrophobia occurs for a large number of visitors, so that a device that works in this way is already rejected by the company personnel supervisor.
  • the situation is similar in the known narrow lock rooms, which are closed off by two doors, the exit door opening automatically after the entrance door is closed. This is aggravated by the fact that the narrow lock room becomes a "prison" in the event of malfunctions, such as those caused by a power failure, etc., and therefore additional emergency call devices, door opening systems which come into operation in the event of a power failure, and the like are required.
  • the lock space is made wider in the aforementioned cases, the simultaneous entry of two people is not a problem and the safety device can be overcome very easily.
  • the tricking by two people is also fairly easy, because the specified weight tolerance must be kept very high, so that it is not a problem, for example, that two slim women can enter at the same time or an adult and a teenager. Apart from that, the technical outlay is very considerable in all of the aforementioned cases.
  • a device for determining the number of people and direction within a room to be monitored or a passageway, especially the double door of a vehicle in which at least two IR sensors and an evaluation unit for determining the number of those passing through People are used.
  • An active system is used for detection, i.e. a light barrier system with transmitters and receivers. This has the disadvantage that the area to be monitored is precisely defined by the transmission area and is therefore relatively easy to bypass or must be kept small enough by mechanical limitations, which is not a problem in the application area described.
  • DE-OS 29 20 333 describes a device for counting people, which works with light sources and associated detectors arranged on the ceiling in a passage lock.
  • the device described there also serves essentially statistical purposes and indeed allows a distinction to be made with regard to the size of the people passing through the light barrier, but not the reliable manipulation-proof detection of the number of people passing through the lock.
  • DE-OS 30 30 229 discloses a detection device which operates by means of light in the visible range. This device works with sensors which detect the ambient light or the ambient light reflected by a passing object, for example a vehicle, and the resulting light. Compare the electrical signal with pre-entered signal values to determine whether it is an interference signal or an object to be registered. This device is in particular for detecting the speed measurement of vehicles gene provided. For object protection, however, the two-dimensional signal corresponding to the silhouette and the color of the object and generated by only one sensor can be compared with stored patterns.
  • the present invention is based on the object of designing a device for ascertaining the number of people and direction within a room to be monitored or a passage gate according to the features specified in the preamble of claim 1 that increased security against fraudulent access by people is achieved without the surveillance area having to be narrowed too much by walls.
  • the device according to the invention allows reliable monitoring of a room or a passage lock without the usual spatial limitation. Due to the at least two infrared sensors arranged one behind the other in the passage direction, the device is able to detect the movement of one or more people in the passage direction and also take it into account in the evaluation, so that the influence of the speed and the respective distance from the sensor in the evaluation and the comparison with the signal typical for an individual is taken into account.
  • the at least two infrared sensors arranged next to one another transversely to the direction of passage are to be provided in particular if there is a risk that it cannot be reliably determined by means of the infrared sensors arranged one behind the other in the direction of passage whether a person or whether two people are closely intertwined or sitting on top of one another step through. This creates additional security against fraudulent manipulation.
  • the infrared sensors arranged one behind the other in the passage direction are essential, with which the movement of people is detected, so that this speed factor can be taken into account in the comparison with the typical limit values stored in the evaluation unit.
  • infrared sensors are of particular advantage for the observation of people, since they cannot be arranged in a visible manner and work reliably without an additional signal source - as is required in active systems - since each adult person emits about 100 watts of heat, which can be measured reliably even in relatively large rooms and is extremely difficult to manipulate.
  • the general idea of the invention is to create a safe working isolation for existing passage security systems, which is no longer tied to confined spaces.
  • the detection and evaluation should be able to be carried out reliably with commercially available components. Integration into existing access control systems is effortlessly possible and can be adapted to the relevant security relevance and user frequency. It is also essential here that the passage clearance is made dependent on the evaluation of the sensor signals proposed here.
  • two or more infrared sensors S 1 to S detect the deviations from the ambient temperature to a body temperature and the determined values are entered into an evaluation unit 10.
  • This evaluation unit now adjusts according to the temporal course of the temperature changes that are caused by the running or The walking speed of the person passing through and the absorbed energy of the IR sensors S 1 -S n , taking into account the sensor distance, determine the number of people in the lock or in the passage, etc. This is determined by the evaluation unit 10 values formed are now forwarded to the access control unit, which may already be present, for further processing.
  • FIGS. 1a to 1c Various arrangements and exemplary embodiments are shown in FIGS. 1a to 1c.
  • a passage space 100 is closed by a door.
  • This door can be opened from both directions by a so-called badge reader 23a.
  • badge reader 23a As far as access control is given according to the state of the art. Now this wide passage can of course be used by a larger number of people at the same time, only one person needs to insert their ID into the reader and the door that has been released and opened in this way must be kept open for subsequent people, which is generally done at the start of work. There is no effective control here. An effective control is also possible for such a system by means of the separating device according to the invention, because now each person who enters the sensor field 101 generated by them is registered by the IR sensors.
  • the access control device which opens the door after the identification card has been read out, can be easily programmed so that the door is not opened if two people are detected within the sensor field 101.
  • the illumination by the IR sensors S 1 , S —, ie the sensor field, can now be carried out by a corresponding number of the same commercially available IR sensors, and their position can also be arranged differently from one another.
  • the sensors are attached in pairs one behind the other and transversely to each other (seen in the direction of passage) on the ceiling.
  • FIG. 1 b a closed lock room is illuminated by two pairs of sensors arranged one behind the other.
  • FIG. 1c shows a schematic view which illustrates the passage of a person through a sensor field illuminated by IR sensor lobes.
  • FIG. 3 and 4 illustrate in block diagrams the structure and circuitry of the device according to the invention with the existing access control systems.
  • the sensor separation or its evaluation unit 10 transmits its signal to the exit control unit 20, which - in the given example - is activated by an identification reader 23a, 23b.
  • This unit 20 inquires at the access control center 21 whether the badge holder is authorized to pass through and, after confirmation by the sensor separator 10 that it is only one person, gives the opening signal to the door control 22. If the badge reader is not actuated now present in the sensor field 101, the sensors indicate this to the access control 20, which reports this to the access control center 21, which in turn communicates this fact to the security center or issues an alarm.
  • the circuit diagram in FIG. 4 should be so understandable that no further explanation is required, in particular also for the reason that all the components shown are freely available commercially.
  • a minimum speed can be set or used as the basis for the evaluation.
  • the speed v can be determined from the distance between the maxima and the distance between the sensors.
  • the ambient temperature is continuously monitored and used for the calculation. An absolutely reliable signal can thus be obtained from the spatial conditions, the ambient temperature, the lock temperature, the body temperature and the speed, which largely makes it impossible for a second person to be introduced.
  • 6U A means the differential voltage between the ambient temperature and the detected person temperature. To this end, it must also be stated that an object with the same radiation as the temperature of the surroundings can only be detected if the sensor is artificially kept at a temperature which deviates by at least 5 ° C.
  • 2b shows the parameters for various situations, these being achieved by means of two PID-11 sensors which were arranged at a distance of 0.5 m from one another. The distance from the sensors to the person was also about 0.5m.
  • FIG. 5 schematically shows a lock arrangement with two sliding doors T1 and T2. For normal operation, these doors only open to a certain width, so that additional protection against unauthorized passage is given.
  • FIG. 6 shows a further advantageous possibility for the IR sensors, namely an asymmetrical arrangement.
  • the distance between the lateral sensors 204 and 205 from the floor is selected so that when walking only the body parts head and shoulder that are moved uniformly compared to the arms and legs are detected by the sensors. This makes it possible to clearly delimit the signal curve of two people from one person with the help of the detected person speed. This also applies in the event that the people walking behind each other are closely entwined.
  • the sensors 201, 202 and 203 likewise asymmetrically arranged above the head enable a clear statement to be made as to whether a second person, from the perspective of the sensors 204 and 205, is passing the lock hidden by the first person.
  • the signal profiles of 201, 202 and 203 result in a uniform distribution in one person, which is characterized by the amplitudes of the sensor output signals.
  • a second person inevitably produces a significantly different amplitude distribution in the sensors 201, 202 and 203 arranged overhead.
  • the evaluation unit 10 must ensure a uniform sensor supply voltage.
  • the sensor groups as shown in FIG. 6 and FIG. 7, must be selected with the same component scatter values.
  • Figure 7 also relates to the sensor arrangement shown in Figure 6. It shows a simple possibility of variation as to how the evaluation unit 10 can be connected to known access control units and lock control units. This has the advantage that the evaluation unit can be used universally.
  • a device for separating which, in addition to fulfilling all the functions of conventional devices, can not only be manufactured much more cost-effectively, has greater functional reliability and can be easily combined with almost all existing safety devices and structural conditions, but also by the risk that the unauthorized person and their necessarily authorized helper cannot be calculated when trying to overcome them, a significantly higher deterrent compared to the easily calculable conventional locks and thus more security against unauthorized entry.
  • the indispensable escape route or a widened transport route can be integrated without further effort.

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Installation qui détermine le nombre de personnes dans un local ou un sas en établissant un champ de détection au moyen de détecteurs à infrarouge. La détection de corps en mouvement sert de critère pour discerner et dénombrer les personnes, et une unité d'évaluation engendre un signal qui commande une unité d'accès pour permettre ou interdire l'accès.

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1. Installation pour déterminer le nombre de personnes et leur direction de déplacement à l'intérieur d'un local surveillé ou d'un sas, comportant au moins deux capteurs à infrarouge (S1 à Sn) et une unité d'évaluation (10), à laquelle les signaux des capteurs à infrarouge (S1 à Sn) sont envoyés et qui détermine, en tenant compte de la distance entre les capteurs, le nombre des personnes franchissant le sas et retransmet ce nombre à un dispositif de contrôle d'accès (20) pour son traitement ultérieur, caractérisé en ce que les capteurs à infrarouge (S1 à Sn) déterminent l'écart entre la température ambiante et la chaleur du corps des personnes traversant le sas, et en ce qu'au moins deux capteurs à infrarouge (S1 à Sn) sont disposés l'un derrière l'autre dans la direction de traversée et au moins deux capteurs à infrarouge (S1 à Sn) sont disposés côte-à-côte transversalement par rapport à la direction de traversée, et en ce que pour détecter un a'ccès simultané frauduleux de plus d'une personne, la variation dans le temps des signaux des capteurs, qui dépend de la vitesse de la ou des personnes et de l'énergie du rayonnement infrarouge, est comparée dans une unité d'évaluation (10) à des valeurs limites typiques pour une seule personne et concernant la variation d'amplitude, la durée du signal et la vitesse détectée de déplacement des personnes.
2. Installation selon la revendication 1, caractérisé en ce que les capteurs (201 ... 205) sont disposés de façon asymétrique par rapport à la direction de traversée, les capteurs (204, 205) situés sur les parois latérales et possédant une plage horizontale de détection étant situés à des distances différentes du sol par rapport aux capteurs auxplafonds (201 ... 203) possédant une plage verticale de détection (figure 6).
EP87904677A 1986-07-15 1987-07-13 Installation pour determiner le nombre de personnes et leur direction de deplacement dans un local surveille ou un sas Expired - Lifetime EP0273965B1 (fr)

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