China's private museum security technology reaches the world level

In the past few days, Chengdu Daily and Chengdu City Cultural Bureau jointly launched the “Finding Museums Around You” event to recommend readers to many private museums around them. These museums hide dragons and tigers, and there are many treasures with cultural value and artistic value. In response, many readers are curious to ask: What about the security level of private museums? Can you guarantee the safety of these babies? The 14th reporter survey found that many private museum security technologies have reached the world level.

The BOSCH access control system in Germany, the anti-trailer access technology used in the international financial library, and the sophisticated identification equipment used in the national security departments of the US FBI, etc. These sound high-tech products that seem to be a haven, they have long been quietly used in hiding. Chengdu Huatong Museum in the high-tech incubation industry park in the southern suburbs of Chengdu. Here, whether it is the gate, the exhibition hall door or the elevator door, every entrance and exit adopts strict security facilities. The relevant person in charge of the Huatong Museum told the reporter that in order to open any of the doors here, more than two staff members are required to be present, and the verification method of various combinations such as face, fingerprint, palm type, door card, and password identification is required. Can open it. And once the door is opened, it will automatically close in a very short period of time to prevent the trailing personnel from entering. Such a security system can make people who have had concerns before feel greatly at ease.