Strict Management of the Use of Highly Toxic Substances: Introduction of KEYes Smart Padlock Case Study

Recently, there has been a surge in incidents of theft (or loss) of highly toxic substances. This is largely due to management methods that heavily lean on the assumption of good faith, such as "keys being stored in easily accessible places" and "using ledgers for history management," creating an environment where theft could occur at any time.
As a countermeasure, a certain research institution has installed KEYes smart padlocks in their toxic substance storage. The KEYes smart padlock sends unlocking history to the management screen upon unlocking, ensuring that usage history is reliably obtained, which is highly effective in suppressing and preventing internal misconduct. Additionally, the authority to unlock can be freely set, making it a useful measure to prevent crimes by former employees, such as those who have changed jobs or resigned.
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