SCOTT:BB23.H
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| Title | Real-time configuration of secure zones |
|---|---|
| Page Title | BB23.H Real-time configuration of secure zones |
| Technology Line | Security & Safety |
| Lead partner | UCC |
| Leader | Ken Brown |
| Contributors | UCC, Tyco, VEMCO, GUT |
| Related to Use Cases | SCOTT:WP9, SCOTT:WP15 |
| Description | In this building block we will develop algorithms for real-time reconfiguration of secure zones and services in large facilities, bases on wireless access control, localisation and actuation. |
| Main output | Algorithms for realtime secure zone configuration, for use in WP9. |
| BB category | Service |
| Baseline | Deployed systems rely on manual reconfiguration of zones, and policy- based access for individuals. Dynamic configuration of access control in general has not yet been deployed. |
| Current TRL | TRL 3 – remote actuation exists for secure physical zones, and it is possible to analyse security policies to respond in real-time to identified presence; similarly, route information (e.g. intended floor) can be associated with swipe cards, and activation of elevators has been demonstrated for that association; we are unaware of any demonstrations of systems that take into account the localisation and prediction of multiple users and which dynamically reconfigure the physical space in resonse. |
| Target TRL | TRL 5 – we will demonstrate the technology in a real building with live data for multiple users, with wireless localisation access control and actuation. |
