turniketid
A turniketid, commonly known as a turnstile, is a mechanical device used to control the passage of individuals through a designated area, such as a subway station, stadium, or corporate building. Turnstiles are designed to regulate crowd flow, prevent unauthorized access, and sometimes collect fares or track entries and exits. They are widely employed in public transportation systems, where they ensure efficient and secure movement of passengers while maintaining order.
Turnstiles operate using various mechanisms, including swinging gates, rotating barriers, or rotating drums with slots. The
The design of turnstiles varies based on their intended use. For high-traffic areas like subway stations, robust
Turnstiles can also be integrated with access control systems, such as biometric scanners or keycard readers,
Maintenance and regular inspections are essential to ensure turnstiles function correctly and safely. Malfunctions, such as