Gate system control device and method for controlling gate system
AssigneePanasonic Intellectual Property Management Co., Ltd.
InventorsMasanobu Inoe, Yuki Kobayashi, Kentaro Matsumoto
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Abstract
A gate system control device is a gate system control device configured to control a gate system having an exit gate, and includes a first sensor, a second sensor, and a controller. The first sensor senses that a passport of a person who is in the gate system is placed on a placement region. The second sensor senses that the person is moving. The controller controls the gate system. When the first sensor senses that the passport is placed on the placement region and the second sensor senses that the person is moving to the exit gate, the controller causes the gate system to execute processing for notifying the person.
Claims19
A gate system control device for controlling a gate system having an exit gate, the gate system control device comprising:
- a first sensor configured to sense that a passport of a person who is in the gate system is placed on a placement region;
- a second sensor configured to sense that the person is moving;
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- a controller configured to control the gate system,
- wherein when the first sensor senses that the passport is placed on the placement region and the second sensor, at the same time, senses that the person is moving to the exit gate, the controller causes the gate system to execute processing for notifying the person that the passport is still placed on the placement region.
A method for controlling a gate system having an exit gate, the method comprising:
- a first sensing step of sensing that a passport of a person who is in the gate system is placed on a placement region;
- a second sensing step of sensing that the person is moving;
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- an execution step of causing the gate system to execute processing for notifying the person that the passport is still placed on the placement region, when the placement of the passport on the placement region is sensed in the first sensing step and, at the same time, the moving of the person is sensed in the second sensing step.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.