Unmanaged evacuation may often cost many lives in the case of natural or man-made disasters. RSHRIS Evacuation management system offers insightful evacuation planning with effective decision-making in the wake of a disaster. The portable digital facial recognition system can be the key to minimizing human lives during a disaster.
Evacuation is the first step in any disaster management plan. It helps efficiently and safely move people away from the risk-zone area. The process aids in the prevention of human lives in situations where there is an imminent threat, an ongoing disaster, or a risk to life or property.
However, there is a major fault in most evacuation plans. When we gather people around the evacuation point or area, we have no means of assuring that everyone is being gathered at the decided assembly point. For instance, if a company of 100 employees carries an evacuation plan and everyone assembles at the point of collection, no system or solution can ensure that all 100 employees are being evacuated. In fact, no solution can guarantee who is missing or the exact numbers in a short period of time.
To make things worse, everything is done manually. Team leaders and managers are frequently tasked with gathering and numbering their teams. This creates a highly chaotic situation, prone to errors and inaccuracies. The mental state of panic and chaos during a disaster overruns the human subconscious, and there is a loss of lives and property.
But all of this is going to change now.
Evacuation management is all about making effective decisions in a short amount of time. The RSHRIS evacuation management system features a portable device that can provide the most updated and comprehensive information in a few minutes. The solution can help recognize the face of every employee on the premises in just 0.5 seconds at the evacuation point. This way, you can get assurance about how many people are missing and how many are being evacuated. The data is stored online and can be retrieved at any point in time during the disaster relief process. The portable face recognization machine will enable a common operational picture across the entire enterprise.
The RSHRIS evacuation management system will facilitate a single point of access for the entire workforce. The solutions will not only provide insights about who is missing and who is found but will also encourage collaborative and effective communication between trapped people and rescue operators.
The solution will replace the manual roll calls that occur often during disaster evacuation. Where things took time, being done manually, the attendance will now be done digitally, in minutes, saving precious time.
The machine and software come with network connectivity, including wi-fi, LAN, and GPRS. The data is uploaded and synchronized online, enabling managers to retrieve the data as per their needs during an evacuation process.
The data of every employee is stored and displayed on the device. This includes everything from the name, phone number, photo, and much more. This will help the rescuers to search for the lost victims. Using phone numbers, the trapped people can also be called and better communication can be achieved, increasing the survival rate during the disaster.
The machine works using a machine algorithm and hence is lighting fast. The portable machine takes just 0.5 seconds to record the attendance of a single person. This means that attendance and face recognition can be done in a few minutes, instead of hours.
The device can be used anywhere, from smaller organizations and companies to larger enterprises and businesses. It can also be used in schools, colleges, institutions, government buildings, private entities, and so on.
During the event of a disaster, the portable machine automatically analyzes how many people are not able to come out of the building. This critical data can then be transferred, shared, or retrieved by authorities who are searching for the lost victims of the disaster. With the help of information, more lives can be saved and identities can be matched precisely.
Facial recognition technology is a part of the biometric technologies used to identify individuals based on their physical characteristics. Face recognition-based technology has several advantages over other biometric technologies:
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Unmanaged evacuation may often cost many lives in the case of natural or man-made disasters. RSHRIS Evacuation management system offers insightful evacuation planning with effective decision-making in the wake of a disaster. The portable digital facial recognition system can be the key to minimizing human lives during a disaster.
