PROPUESTA PARA LA IMPLEMENTACIÓN DE UN SISTEMA DE CONTROL DE ACCESO PEATONAL EN EL INSTITUTO SUPERIOR TECNOLÓGICO TENA

Abstract

The Instituto Superior Tecnológico Tena lacks an automated pedestrian access control system, which makes it difficult to efficiently manage the entry and exit of the academic community and presents security challenges. Currently, control is based solely on the observation of security personnel, without a formal record that allows for precise monitoring of pedestrian flow. This project aims to design a technical and operational proposal for the implementation of an access control system based on the investigation of technologies such as proximity RFID devices, biometric devices, and facial recognition devices. To achieve this, the institution's security needs will be analyzed, different technological alternatives will be compared, and a detailed implementation plan will be developed, considering infrastructure, costs, and operational feasibility. The proposal seeks to optimize security at the Institute through an automated system that registers and controls access efficiently. This will improve the monitoring of entries and exits, reduce the risk of unauthorized access, and provide a reliable access management model that can integrate with the existing infrastructure.