Intelligent armory doors typically consist of two main parts: a hardware-protected door body and an embedded intelligent control system. The door body must meet the Class A anti-theft standards in *GA 1016-2012 Risk Level Classification and Security Requirements for Firearms (Ammunition) Armorys* and *GB17565-2007 General Technical Conditions for Anti-theft Security Doors*, using low-alloy high-strength carbon steel plates with a door leaf thickness of over 150mm to effectively resist violent attacks. The control system integrates multiple authentication modules:
Multimodal biometrics: Supports biometric verification such as fingerprint and facial recognition. Some systems also have dynamic password or password-assisted verification functions. For example, the system used by the Armed Police Force uses a high-precision facial recognition module to achieve rapid identity verification without human intervention, with a false rejection rate better than industry standards.
Dual-person authentication mechanism: Strictly adheres to the "dual-person, dual-lock" management principle, requiring two authorized personnel to simultaneously verify the identity before opening the door, eliminating the risk of single-person operation.
Remote Authorization and Monitoring: Access to the management platform via TCP/IP network supports remote approval of door opening requests by leaders and records door status, operator, time, and other information in real time, with data synchronized to the cloud server.
Emergency Opening Solution: The system retains the mechanical key emergency opening method, but will trigger an audible and visual alarm and upload alarm information upon unauthorized mechanical opening, ensuring controllability in emergency situations.
