Support for entry and exit management with the SKIDATA system - Introducing real voices from the Japan Football Association, which has actually implemented it.
The National Stadium, completed in 2019, has a total of 144 automatic authentication machines installed at each gate as part of an automatic gate system, utilizing SKIDATA's entry and exit management system "Handshake.Logic." The entry and exit management system began operation during the opening event in December 2019, supporting the entry of approximately 50,000 guests on that day. To date, it has processed the entry and exit of over 150,000 guests in total. The automatic authentication machines installed at the National Stadium are turnstile-type with three bars, capable of processing approximately 1,200 entries per hour per unit. The introduction of automatic authentication machines reduces simple tasks such as traditional ticket checking and manual counting of attendees, while also allowing real-time monitoring of the entry status of spectators at each gate, area, or the entire stadium. This enables flexible redeployment of support staff as needed. Additionally, by reducing face-to-face contact opportunities between visitors and staff during the COVID-19 pandemic, it lowers the risk of infection while also improving the efficiency and labor-saving aspects of event management and staff allocation.
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SKIDATA's solutions have been implemented in over 10,000 facilities across more than 100 countries, including ski resorts, stadiums, theme parks, amusement parks, major airports, and trade fairs, supporting safe access control for people and vehicles through reliable management systems. SKIDATA focuses on providing intuitive, user-friendly, and secure solutions, contributing to the efficiency of facility operations and maximizing revenue with high cost-performance. Key benefits of implementing SKIDATA access control systems: - Diversification of ticket sales methods through integration with external ticketing data - Direct entry is realized, eliminating the need for exchange procedures at ticket counters - E-tickets reduce the risk of fraudulent copying and resale - Paperless operations save paper resources and reduce the risk of forgetting tickets - Customer demographic analysis based on collected data improves facility services and increases repeat customers - Real-time monitoring of entry status allows for flexible staff allocation adjustments and optimization according to entry conditions - Elimination of simple tasks such as ticket validation and headcount improves efficiency and entry flow - Minimization of health risks through contactless entry
