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Automated Face Mask Inspection at Semmering Ski Resort

Alt Semmering HirschenkogelBergbahnen GmbH a ski and recreation resort in Austria

FFp2 Mask Detection with Computer Vision

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Problem
The global pandemic

The Semmering Ski Resort faced the challenge of adhering to government regulations during the pandemic while remaining operational. Requiring all guests to wear FFP2 masks meant hiring additional security personnel to monitor and enforce compliance, which increased costs and lowered profits.

Solution
FFp2 face mask detection

The FFP2 mask detection solution was seamlessly integrated into the resort's existing camera system, reducing the need for investment in additional equipment or personnel. When the system detected a guest without a mask, it triggered a sound notification, prompting the individual to put on a mask.

Results
Automated FFp2 inspection system

By implementing an automated FFP2 mask detection solution, the Semmering Ski Resort successfully adhered to government regulations while minimizing additional staffing costs. This innovative approach to mask enforcement not only enhanced the resort's ability to maintain a safe environment for all, but also demonstrated the potential for technology to address challenges in a rapidly changing world.

Introduction:

 

In the midst of a global pandemic, the Semmering Ski Resort needed a way to comply with government regulations, requiring all guests to wear FFP2 masks on the premises, without incurring additional staffing costs. By integrating an FFP2 mask detection solution into the resort's existing surveillance system, the resort was able to maintain compliance while reducing overhead expenses.

 

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Problem Statement:

 

The Semmering Ski Resort faced the challenge of adhering to government regulations during the pandemic while remaining operational. Requiring all guests to wear FFP2 masks meant hiring additional security personnel to monitor and enforce compliance, which increased costs and lowered profits.

 

Methodology:

 

An edge hardware device, pre-loaded with an FFP2 mask detection model, was used to connect to the ski resort's local area network. The device was integrated with the resort's existing camera system via an interface, allowing for local video analytics using RTSP streams.

 

Solution Overview:

 

The FFP2 mask detection solution was seamlessly integrated into the resort's existing camera system, reducing the need for investment in additional equipment or personnel. When the system detected a guest without a mask, it triggered a sound notification, prompting the individual to put on a mask. This computer vision detection model allowed for accurate and reliable identification of visitors not wearing appropriate face masks, ensuring the safety of both guests and staff at the resort.

 

Conclusion:

 

By implementing an automated FFP2 mask detection solution, the Semmering Ski Resort successfully adhered to government regulations while minimizing additional staffing costs. This innovative approach to mask enforcement not only enhanced the resort's ability to maintain a safe environment for all, but also demonstrated the potential for technology to address challenges in a rapidly changing world.

 

“ The obligation to wear FFp2 masks already applies to us as of 24 December in order to ensure the safety of our guests. And of course also for our staff. You have to control that somehow. Then a good solution came along, a product from DEKI. The face recognition, or rather masks recognition, whether the mask is correctly on the face or not. “

 

NAZAR NYDZA

Managing Director

Semmering-Hirschenkogel Bergbahnen GmbH