インテリジェントロッカーと従来のロッカーの違い

近年では, さまざまな新技術の継続的な開発により、, people’s demand for intelligent equipment is also increasing. Intelligent lockers are gradually replacing traditional key cabinets, 作業管理効率を向上させるために多くの業界で最初に選ばれるようになりました.

インテリジェントロッカーの出現により、あらゆる階層にさらなる利便性がもたらされました. インテリジェントな管理を通じて, people can manage and access the items stored in the lockers more conveniently, and there will be no loss and trouble caused by improper management or loss of keys. In addition, the application fields of intelligent cabinets are getting wider and wider. Covering hospitals, schools, logistics, express delivery, hotels, factories and other fields. It provides more efficient and smarter management for various industries.

How are intelligent lockers different from traditional lockers?

1. Different access methods

Some traditional lockers use bar codes or keys to unlock the way to access items. The locker consumes more locking materials, and the barcode or key is also easy to lose, there are management loopholes and security risks. In contrast, smart lockers have a variety of access methods, such as fingerprints, face recognition, passwords and so on. These unlocking methods are safer as well as more environmentally friendly and hygienic.

2. Different internal systems

Traditional lockers have a single electronic hardware structure, which not only can’t be managed online, but also can’t be manipulated remotely, making management difficult. Intelligent lockers are combined by hardware devices and the Internet, relying on Internet communication technology. It is convenient for remote management and data recording, and can realize real-time monitoring and management of item data.

3. Different application scenarios

Traditional lockers can’t be connected to the Internet, so it costs more to rely solely on manual management. Intelligent lockers can be integrated with different operating platforms, making the application scenarios more extensive. They can be applied from train stations, subway stations to luggage storage areas in bus stations, as well as parks, schools, libraries, museums and other places.