TWM543283U - Access control system - Google Patents

Description

Access control system

This creation is about an access control system, especially an access control system that can control whether a door can be opened after electronically recognizing the identity of the passer.

With the advancement of technology, access control has gradually changed from traditional pure mechanical door locks to electronic and electronically controlled electronic door locks, such as access control cards, mobile devices, and passwords. The biometric feature (such as a fingerprint) is input to identify the identity of the passer, and the door lock is further controlled to be a locked state in which the door cannot be opened or an unlocked state in which the door can be opened.

The use of the electronic door lock still requires the passer to operate the access control card or enter the password and biometrics to unlock. Therefore, when the passer has both hands to take the item, the operation of the unlocking is quite inconvenient. There is room for improvement at this point.

Furthermore, the door considerations associated with electronic or mechanical door locks are usually designed to be opaque. The use of such doors in spaces where windows cannot be installed can make the entire space feel quite closed and further create a sense of oppression.

To solve this problem, the present invention provides an access control system that includes a door that can be penetrated by light and can be displaced between a closed position and an open position, an access control device, combined with the door, a camera, set at the door The outside of the two sides is connected to the access control device, and the camera can capture the image of the passer on the first side of the door and transmit it to the access control device to identify the passer identity, and a door locking device electrically connected to the access control device, The access control device controls the door locking device to be set to a locked state or an unlocked state.

In the case where the door is in the closed position and the door locking device is set to the locked state, the door cannot be displaced from the closed position to the open position, and in the case where the door is in the closed position and the door locking device is set to the unlocked state, the door can be closed. Displacement to the open position, in the state where the access control device uses the camera to obtain the passer-by image recognition passer, the access control device controls the door lock device to be unlocked, and the access control device uses the camera to obtain the passerby image. In the state in which the identity of the passer is identified as being impassable, the access control device controls the door locking device to be in a locked state.

In the creation of the access control system, if the image of the person's passerby is used as the unlocking information alone, the passer's image can be automatically captured by the camera when the passer is near the first side of the door. The access control device controls the door locking device to be set to a locked state or an unlocked state, that is, the access control can be automatically performed without requiring additional operations by the passer.

The present invention additionally provides an access control system comprising a door through which light can be transmitted can be displaced between a closed position and an open position, an access control device, combined with the door, the access control device further comprising a control module and control An input device electrically connected to the module, the input device is installed at a position near the first side of the door for inputting additional unlocking information, and a camera is disposed outside the second side of the door and electrically connected with the control module, and the camera system can be An image of a passer on the first side of the door is transmitted and transmitted to the access control device to identify the passer identity, a door lock device electrically connected to the access control device, and the access control device controls the door lock device to be set to a locked state or an unlocked state .

In the case where the door is in the closed position and the door locking device is set to the locked state, the door cannot be displaced from the closed position to the open position, and in the case where the door is in the closed position and the door locking device is set to the unlocked state, the door can be closed. Displacement to the open position, in the state where the access control device uses the camera to obtain the passerby image recognition passer's body is passable and the control module determines that the additional unlocking information input by the input device is correct, the access control device controls the door locking device to unlock The state in which the access control device uses the camera to obtain the passer-by image recognition passer's body is passable and the control module determines that the additional unlock information input by the input device is incorrect, the access control device controls the door lock device to be locked. In the state in which the access control device uses the camera to obtain the passer-by image recognition passer, the access control device controls the door lock device to be in a locked state.

The access control system of the present invention uses the image of the person's passer to match the fingerprint, the iris, the voiceprint, the digital password, the text password or the specific pattern as the unlocking information, even if the access control device recognizes the image of the passer In case the additional unlocking information still needs to be composed of any one of fingerprint, iris, voiceprint, digital password, text password or specific pattern, the access control device will set the door locking device to the unlocked state, thus using Extremely safe.

This creation will be more clearly understood in the detailed description of the illustrative embodiments of the present invention.

The access control system 10 of the first embodiment of the present invention, according to the drawings of Figs. 1-7, includes a door 20 that is permeable to light, and the door 20 includes a door frame 22 that is spaced apart from the side of the door frame 22. a first side 20A and a second side 20B on the other side of the door frame 22, the door frame 22 includes a first joint portion 24 and a second joint portion 26 which are spaced apart from each other and have a groove shape, the first joint The portion 24 is located on the first side 20A of the door 20, and the second joint portion 26 is located at the second side 20B of the door 20. The door frame 22 further includes a chamber formed between the first and second joint portions 24, 26 and communicating 48 (as shown in Figures 2 and 5).

The door 20 further includes an access control device 50 housed in the chamber 48. The access control device 50 includes a control module 52 and a wake-up device 58 electrically connected to the control module 52, a screen 54 and an input device. 56 and a main memory 61 (as shown in Figure 1). Further, the access control device 50 is fixed to one side of the door frame 22, and as shown in Figs. 3 and 5, the access control device 50 is fixed to the right side of the door frame 22.

The main memory 61 is used to store the pre-registered authentication unlock information, and the wake-up device 58 detects whether someone is approaching the door 20 from the first side 20A of the door 20. The input device 56 provides the passer to input additional unlock information and input. The device 56 can be any one of a fingerprint capture device, an iris capture device, a numeric keypad, a text keyboard, a touch screen (such as the screen 54), and a microphone. The wireless module 59 provides a manager-held one. The manager mobile device 68 and the access control device 50 connect the medium, and the administrator mobile device 68 can use the wireless module 59 to register the authentication and unlocking information in the main memory 61, and the unlocking information can be the image of the passer (for example, The facial image) or the image of the passerby plus any one of a fingerprint, an iris, a voiceprint, a digital password, a text password, or a specific pattern (touch screen input), and the screen is used to display the access control system 10 State, for example, when the door locking device 62 is set to the unlocked state, the screen 54 can Indicates the identity of the passer-by, the welcome message, or the passer-by to enter any additional unlocking information (as shown in Figure 7), such as fingerprints, irises, voiceprints, numeric passwords, text passwords, or specific patterns. 54 It is also possible to display an error message after the unlock information entered by the passer is compared.

The door 20 further includes a double mirror 28 that is received on the first joint portion 24 of the door frame 22 and is located on the first side 20A. The double mirror 28 includes an inner surface 32 that abuts against the surface of the first joint portion 24 and An outer surface 34 spaced from the inner surface 32, the outer surface 34 of the double sided mirror 28 is provided with a semi-transparent reflective layer 36 that overlies the outer surface 34. The semi-transparent reflective layer 36 preferably may be a type of outer surface. a metal film of the surface 34, such as a silver film or an aluminum thin film, the semi-transparent reflective layer 36 having a characteristic of allowing a portion of the light to penetrate while reflecting a portion of the light. In other words, the semi-transparent reflective layer 36 is used to enhance Light having a light reflectivity on the outer surface 34 side of the double-sided mirror 28 but not reflected may pass through the double-sided mirror 28. The screen 54 of the access control device 50 abuts against the inner surface 32 of the double-sided mirror 28. When the screen 54 is operated, the light generated by the screen 54 can penetrate the double-sided mirror 28, and the passer can be at the door 20 The screen of the screen 54 is visually observed on the outside of the side 20A. If the input device 56 is a fingerprint capture device, an iris capture device, or a touch screen, the input device 56 can be placed against the inner surface 32 of the duplex mirror 28. It can be operated. If the input device 56 is a numeric keypad, a text keyboard, or a microphone, it is necessary to provide a mounting hole on the double-sided mirror 28 for allowing the input device 56 to be exposed.

The door 20 also includes a light transmissive mirror 38 that is received on the second joint portion 26 of the door frame 22 and on the second side 20B. The light transmissive mirror 38 includes an inner side surface 42 that abuts against the surface of the second joint portion 26 and An outer side surface 44 spaced from the inner side surface 42 further includes a light shielding layer 46 (shown in FIG. 4) formed on the outer side surface 44 and covering the access control device 50. The light shielding layer 46 is slightly larger than the access control. The control device 50, the light shielding layer 46 prevents light from penetrating, and since the access control device 50 is shielded by the light shielding layer 46, when the light transmitting mirror 38 is viewed from the second side 20B of the door 20, the access control device 50 cannot be seen.

The door 20 can be mounted on a passage between the two spaces. Preferably, when the door 20 is installed and in the closed position, the double mirror 28 is oriented toward a space defined as an outer side (for example, outdoors), and the transmissive mirror 38 The orientation is defined as the inner space (for example, indoors), and it is preferable that the light intensity on the inner side of the door 20 is weaker than the light intensity on the outer side of the door 20, so that the inner side of the door 20 cannot be visually observed from the outer side of the door 20. best effect.

The created access control system 10 further includes a camera 60 connected to the access control device 50. The camera 60 can be connected to the access control device 50 by way of electrical connection with the control module 52. The camera 60 is mounted on the door 20. On the outer ceiling of the two sides 20B, since a part of the light can pass from the outside of the first side 20A of the door 20 through the double-sided mirror 28 and the transmissive mirror 38 to the outside of the second side 20B of the door 20, the camera 60 can be paralyzed. The image on the outside of the first side 20A of the door 20 is taken and transmitted to the access control device 50.

The access control system 10 also includes a door locking device 62 mounted between the door 20 and the passageway in which the door 20 is located. The door locking device 62 is shown in the drawings as a magnetic lock. The door locking device 62 includes mounting. At a second side 20B of the door 20, a first portion 64 of a material that can be magnetically attracted, the door locking device 62 further includes a second portion 66 that is mounted to the ceiling and that is magnetically energized to produce a magnetic force. The door locking device 62 can be set to the locked state or the unlocked state by the access control device 50. In the case where the door locking device 62 is set to the locked state, the second portion 66 is energized to generate a magnetic force that can adsorb the first portion 64. In the case where the door locking device 62 is set to the unlocked state, the second portion 66 is not energized without generating a magnetic force.

Before the operation of the creation access control system 10, the administrator's mobile device 68 (for example, a mobile phone held by the manager) is successfully registered in the main memory 61 of the access control device 50 through a manager mobile device 68 (for example, a mobile phone held by the administrator) successfully paired with the access control device 50. In detail, the passer can connect with the manager mobile device 68 through the held mobile device 70 and add fingerprints, irises, voiceprints, digital passwords, and images of the passerby or the passerby. Any one of the text password or the specific pattern is transmitted to the administrator's mobile device 68. If the administrator agrees with the passer's application, the passer's image or passer can be passed through the manager mobile device 68. The image plus any one of a fingerprint, an iris, a voiceprint, a digital password, a text password, or a specific pattern is registered in the main memory 61 to become the authentication unlocking information, and the access control device 50 is registered with at least one authentication unlocking information. The access control system 10 can operate normally.

For convenience of explanation, it is assumed that the door 20 is in the closed position and the door locking device 62 is set to the locked state, so that the first portion 64 of the door locking device 62 is attracted by the magnetic force of the second portion 66, causing the door 20 to be unable to open from the closed position. Position moves.

Further, it is assumed that the access control device 50 only uses the image of the passer of the passer as the authentication unlocking information. When the outside of the first side 20A of the door 20 is not approached by the passer, the control module 52 controls the camera 60 and the screen 54. Sleeping (camera 60, screen 54 not functioning), in such a state, viewed from the first side 20A of the door 20, the door 20 will exhibit a mirror-like visual effect (as shown in Figure 3).

When the outside of the first side 20A of the door 20 has a pedestrian approaching, the wake-up module 58 detects that a passer approaches the gate 20 to output a signal to the control module 52, and the control module 52 wakes up the screen 54 and the camera 60. The camera 60 captures the image of the passer of the passer outside the first side 20A of the door 20 and transmits it to the control module 52. The control module 52 compares the captured passer image with the main memory 61. In the case where any one of the all-authentication unlocking information matches, the control module 52 controls the screen 54 to display the first type of information related to unlocking the welcome and sets the door locking device 62 to the unlocked state, so that the passer can access the door. 20 moves from the closed position to the open position. If the control module 52 does not match the image of the captured passer and all the authentication and unlocking information in the main memory 61, the control module 52 controls the screen 54 to display the wrong second message and the door. The locking device 62 is set to the locked state or remains in the locked state so that the passer cannot move the door 20 from the closed position to the open position.

It is assumed that the access control device 50 uses the image of the passer of the passer and the fingerprint as the authentication unlocking information (the input device 56 is the fingerprint capturing device), and when the outside of the first side 20A of the door 20 is not approached by the passer, the control is performed. The module 52 controls the camera 60, the screen 54, and the input device 56 to sleep (the camera 60, the screen 54, and the input device 56 are not operational). When the outside of the first side 20A of the door 20 has a pedestrian approaching, the wake-up module 58 detects that a passer approaches the gate 20 to output a signal to the control module 52, and the control module 52 wakes up the screen 54, the camera 60, and The input device 56, the camera 60 captures the image of the passer (such as the face graphic) outside the first side 20A of the door 20 and transmits it to the control module 52. The screen 54 displays the request for the passer to input the fingerprint using the input device 56, further When the control module 52 matches the image of the captured passer and the fingerprint and any of the authentication and unlocking information in the main memory 61 (the image of the passer and the fingerprint are required to match), the control mode is controlled. The group 52 control screen 54 displays the information related to unlocking and welcoming and sets the door locking device 62 to the unlocked state so that the passer can move the door 20 from the closed position to the open position. If the control module 52 does not match the image of the captured passer and the fingerprint and all the authentication and unlocking information in the main memory 61 (the image of the passer does not match any of the fingerprints), The control module 52 controls the screen 54 to display an error message and sets the door locking device 62 to the locked state or remains in the locked state so that the passer cannot move the door 20 from the closed position to the open position.

In addition to the access control system 10 of the first embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 to 7, there are other variations. Referring to the access control system 10 of the second embodiment shown in FIG. 8, compared with the first embodiment. The access control system 10, the access control system 10 of the second embodiment differs only in that the camera 60 is directly mounted in the chamber 48 of the door 20, so that the camera 60 picks up the first side 20A of the door 20 across the double mirror 28. The image on the outside.

The present invention further provides an access control system 10 as in the third embodiment of FIGS. 9 and 10. The access control system 10 of the first embodiment uses a conventional screen 54 (touch or non-touch screen), which can only be used in the door 20 The partial range display screen of the side 20A, the door 20 of the access control system 10 of the third embodiment employs a transparent screen 55, and the transparent screen 55 is attached to the inner surface 32 of the double-sided mirror 28, so that the transparent screen 55 can The entire double-sided mirror 28 is covered. It is worth mentioning that the transparent screen 55 can also be a transparent touch screen, and the touch screen can be further used to input additional unlock information.

In the access control system 10 of each embodiment of the present invention, if the image of the person's passer is used alone as the unlocking information, the passer can automatically navigate through the camera 60 when the passer is near the outside of the first side 20A of the door 20. Taking the image of the passerby, the access control device 50 controls the door locking device 62 to be set to the locked state or the unlocked state, that is, the access control can be automatically performed without requiring additional operations by the passer.

The access control system 10 of each embodiment of the present invention uses the image of the person's passer to match the fingerprint, the iris, the voiceprint, the digital password, the text password or the specific pattern as the unlocking information, even if the access control device 50 The access control device 50 sets the door locking device 62 to recognize that the image of the passerer conforms to the additional unlocking information that still needs to be composed of any one of a fingerprint, an iris, a voiceprint, a digital password, a text password, or a specific pattern. It is unlocked and therefore extremely safe to use.

The door 20 of the present invention achieves a view from the outside of the first side 20A of the door 20 that is not easily visible from the outside of the first side 20A of the door 20 through the double mirror 28, but may be from the second side 20B of the door 20. The outside side sees the view on the outside of the first side 20A, so that the door 20 has both the function of window perspective, access control and privacy maintenance.

The door 20 of the present creation is mirror-finished and has no protrusion design on the exterior, allowing the door 20 to be easily matched to the interior decoration, and the first side 20A of the door can be used as a mirror.

The basic teachings of this creation have been described, and many extensions and variations will be apparent to those of ordinary skill in the art. For example, the access control tube mounting system 50 may not include the input device 56. In such a case, the image of the passer can still be captured by the camera 60 to determine the passer's identity and control the access control function. Alternatively, the light shielding layer 46 may be formed on the inner side surface 42 of the light transmissive mirror 38 such that the surface of the entire light transmissive mirror 38 can have a uniform mirror effect and also function to cover the access control device 50. Alternatively, the door locking device 62 may be a device other than the magnetic lock. For example, the door locking device 62 may be a driving device that pushes the door 20 to be displaced between the open position and the closed position. When the driving device is set to the locked state, the driving device The control door 20 is in the closed position, and when the drive is set to the unlocked state, the drive controls the door 20 in the open position.

The present invention disclosed in the specification is to be considered as illustrative and not restrictive. The scope of the present invention is defined by the scope of the appended claims, and is not intended to be limited by the scope of the invention.

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Figure 1 is a schematic view of the access control system of the first embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 2 is an exploded perspective view showing the door of the access control system of the first embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 3 is a front elevational view of the door of the access control system of the first embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 4 is a rear elevational view of the door of the access control system of the first embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 5 is a cross-sectional view taken along line 5-5 of Fig. 3.

Fig. 6 is a view showing the state of use of the access control system of the first embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 7 is a view showing one state of the screen operation of the access control system of the first embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 8 is a schematic view of the access control system of the second embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 9 is a schematic view of the access control system of the third embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 10 is a transverse partial cross-sectional view of the door for the access control system of the third embodiment of the present invention.

The drawings are merely for the purpose of explaining the basic teachings, and the description of the number, the position, the relationship, and the size of the components of the embodiments will be explained or the technical skills will be read after reading and understanding the following description. In addition, after reading and understanding the following descriptions, changes in the exact dimensions and size ratios associated with specific forces, weights, strengths, and similar requirements are also industry skills.

In the different figures, the same reference numerals are used to designate the same or similar elements; in addition, please understand that the text such as "first", "second", "front", "side", and the like are only convenient for viewing reference pictures. The constructions are used only to aid in the description of the embodiments.

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Claims (19)

An access control system comprising a door through which light can pass can be displaced between a closed position and an open position, the door being distinguishable into a first side and a second side; an access control device coupled to the door; a camera Provided on the outside of the second side of the door and connected to the access control device, the camera can capture the image of the passer on the first side of the door and transmit it to the access control device to identify the passer; a door locking device, The access control device is electrically connected, and the access control device controls the door locking device to be set to a locked state or an unlocked state; in the case where the door is in the closed position and the door locking device is set to the locked state, the door cannot be displaced from the closed position to the open position, In the case where the door is in the closed position and the door locking device is set to the unlocked state, the door can be displaced from the closed position to the open position, and the passerby image recognition passer of the access control device using the camera is in a passable state. The access control device controls the door locking device to In the unlocked state, the access control device controls the door locking device to be in a locked state in a state in which the access control device obtains the passerby image recognition passer by the access control device. The access control system of claim 1, wherein the access control device further comprises: a control module, the camera and the control module are electrically connected; a wake-up device is electrically connected to the control module, and the wake-up device is sensed On the first side of the door, there is no passer; in the state where there is no passer on the first side of the door, the control module controls the camera to sleep, and the control module controls the state where the passer is close on the first side of the door. The camera operates to capture the image of the passer to the control module. The access control system of claim 2, wherein the access control device further comprises: a screen electrically connected to the control module; and the first message is displayed on the screen while the access control device sets the door locking device to be unlocked While the access control device sets the door locking device to the locked state, the screen displays the second message, and the control module controls the screen to sleep in the state where the first side of the door has no passer. The access control system of claim 2, wherein the door further comprises: a double-sided mirror on the first side, comprising an inner surface and an outer surface, the double-sided mirror further comprising a semi-transparent reflection disposed on the outer surface The intensity of the light reflected by the semi-transparent reflective layer of the door is higher than the intensity of the light penetrating from the second side of the door to the first side; the access control device further comprises: a transparent screen electrically connected to the control module, transparent The screen is attached to the inner surface of the double-sided mirror; while the access control device sets the door locking device to the unlocked state, the transparent screen displays the first message, and the access control device sets the door locking device to be locked while being transparent. The second message is displayed on the screen. In the state where there is no passer on the first side of the door, the control module controls the transparent screen to sleep. The access control system of claim 1, wherein the door further comprises a semi-transparent reflective layer on the first side, such that the intensity of the light reflected by the semi-transparent reflective layer of the door is higher than the penetration of the second side of the door. The intensity of light to the first side. The access control system of claim 5, wherein the door further comprises: a door frame including a first joint portion and a second joint portion spaced apart, the door frame further comprising a first and second joint formed a compartment between the parts, the access control device is housed in the chamber and combined with the door frame; a double-sided mirror is received in the first joint portion of the door frame, and the double-sided mirror includes abutting An inner surface of a surface of the joint and an outer surface spaced apart from the inner surface, the semi-transparent reflective layer being disposed on an outer surface of the double-sided mirror; and a light transmissive mirror received in the second joint of the door frame . The access control system of claim 6, wherein the light transmissive mirror further comprises a light shielding layer formed on the outer side portion and covering the access control device, the light shielding layer area is slightly larger than the access control device, and the light shielding layer prevents light from penetrating. Cover the access control device. An access control system comprising a door through which light can pass can be displaced between a closed position and an open position, the door can be divided into a first side and a second side; an access control device, combined with the door, access control The device further includes a control module and an input device electrically connected to the control module, the input device being mounted at a position near the first side of the door for inputting additional unlocking information; a camera disposed outside the second side of the door and Electrically connected to the control module, the camera can capture the image of the passer on the first side of the door and transmit it to the access control device to identify the passer identity; a door locking device electrically connected to the access control device, the access control device controls the door The locking device is set to the locked state or the unlocked state; when the door is in the closed position and the door locking device is set to the locked state, the door cannot be displaced from the closed position to the open position, the door is in the closed position and the door locking device is set to In the unlocked state, the door can be displaced from the closed position to the open position In the state where the access control device uses the camera to obtain the passer-by image recognition passer is divided into a passable state and the control module determines that the additional unlocking information input by the input device is correct, the access control device controls the door locking device to be in an unlocked state, in the access control The access control image of the passer-by image of the device is determined to be passable and the control module determines that the additional unlocking information input by the input device is incorrect. The access control device controls the door locking device to be in a locked state, and the access control device The access control device controls the door locking device to be locked in a state in which the passerby image recognition passer obtained by the camera is inaccessible. The access control system of claim 8, wherein the access control device further comprises: a wake-up device electrically connected to the control module, the wake-up device sensing the first side of the door with or without a passer; In the state where the first side has no passer, the control module controls the camera and the input device to sleep. In the state where the first side of the door has a passer, the control module controls the camera and the input device to operate the passer. The image is transmitted to the control module. The access control system of claim 9, wherein the access control device further comprises: a screen electrically connected to the control module; and the first message is displayed on the screen while the access control device sets the door locking device to be unlocked While the access control device sets the door locking device to the locked state, the screen displays the second message, and the control module controls the screen to sleep in the state where the first side of the door has no passer. The access control system of claim 9, wherein the door further comprises: a double-sided mirror on the first side, comprising an inner surface and an outer surface, the double-sided mirror further comprising a semi-transparent reflection disposed on the outer surface The intensity of the light reflected by the semi-transparent reflective layer of the door is higher than the intensity of the light penetrating from the second side of the door to the first side; the access control device further comprises: a transparent screen electrically connected to the control module, transparent The screen is attached to the inner surface of the double-sided mirror; while the access control device sets the door locking device to the unlocked state, the transparent screen displays the first message, and the access control device sets the door locking device to be locked while being transparent. The second message is displayed on the screen. In the state where there is no passer on the first side of the door, the control module controls the transparent screen to sleep. The access control system of claim 8, wherein the door further comprises a semi-transparent reflective layer on the first side, such that the intensity of the light reflected by the semi-transparent reflective layer of the door is higher than the penetration of the second side of the door. The intensity of light to the first side. The access control system of claim 12, wherein the door further comprises: a door frame including a first joint portion and a second joint portion, the door frame further comprising a first and second joint a compartment between the parts, the access control device is housed in the chamber and combined with the door frame; a double-sided mirror is received in the first joint portion of the door frame, and the double-sided mirror includes abutting An inner surface of a surface of the joint and an outer surface spaced apart from the inner surface, the semi-transparent reflective layer being disposed on an outer surface of the double-sided mirror; and a light transmissive mirror received in the second joint of the door frame . The access control system of claim 12, wherein the light transmissive mirror further comprises a light shielding layer formed on the outer side portion and covering the access control device, the light shielding layer area is slightly larger than the access control device, and the light shielding layer prevents light from penetrating. Cover the access control device. An access control system includes a door including a first side and a second side spaced apart, the door further including a door frame including a first joint on the first side and a second on the second side The joint frame further includes a chamber formed between the first and second joint portions, the door further comprising a double-sided mirror received in the first joint portion of the door frame, the double-sided mirror including the abutting portion An inner surface of the surface of the first joint portion and an outer surface spaced apart from the inner surface, the double-sided mirror includes a semi-transparent reflective layer disposed on the outer surface, and the door further includes a second joint portion received in the door frame a light transmissive mirror, the intensity of the light reflected by the semi-transparent reflective layer of the door being higher than the intensity of the light penetrating from the second side of the door to the first side, the door being displaceable between a closed position and an open position; An access control device is housed in the room and combined with the door frame; a camera is placed in the door and connected to the access control device, and the camera system can capture The image of the passer on the first side is transmitted to the access control device to identify the passer identity; a door lock device is electrically connected to the access control device, and the access control device controls the door lock device to be set to the locked state or the unlocked state; In the closed position and the door locking device is set to the locked state, the door cannot be displaced from the closed position to the open position. When the door is in the closed position and the door locking device is set to the unlocked state, the door can be opened from the closed position. Position displacement, in the state where the access control device uses the camera to obtain the passer-by image recognition passer, the access control device controls the door lock device to be unlocked, and the access control device uses the camera to obtain the passerby image recognition pass. In the state where the body is inaccessible, the access control device controls the door locking device to be in a locked state. The access control system of claim 15, wherein the light transmissive mirror further comprises a light shielding layer formed on the outer side portion and covering the access control device, the light shielding layer area is slightly larger than the access control device, and the light shielding layer prevents light from penetrating. Cover the access control device. The access control system of claim 15, wherein the access control device further comprises: a control module, the camera and the control module are electrically connected; a wake-up device is electrically connected to the control module, and the wake-up device is sensed There is no passer on the first side of the door; in the state where there is no passer on the first side of the door, the control module controls the camera to sleep, and the control module controls the state where the passer is close on the first side of the door. The camera operates to capture the image of the passer to the control module. The access control system of claim 15, wherein the access control device further comprises: a screen electrically connected to the control module; and the door display device is unlocked while the access control device is in an unlocked state, the first message is displayed on the screen While the access control device sets the door locking device to the locked state, the screen displays the second message, and the control module controls the screen to sleep in the state where the first side of the door has no passer. The access control system of claim 17, wherein the access control device further comprises: a transparent screen electrically connected to the control module, the transparent screen is attached to the inner surface of the double-sided mirror; and the door is set in the access control device While the locking device is in the unlocked state, the transparent screen displays the first type of message. When the access control device sets the door locking device to be locked, the transparent screen displays the second message, and there is no passer state on the first side of the door. Next, the control module controls the transparent screen sleep.