"Open the door! Rounds! "The four words that used to make people scared now seem to be a thing of the past, whether it is a tourist or a business trip, when I used to stay in a hotel, I could always meet the police uncle to check the room, which even made people feel a little uneasy!
In the past, ward rounds were mainly used to prevent illegal events such as "pornography, gambling, and drugs", and ward rounds were very common. But the situation is different now.
Although the frequency of ward rounds has decreased, hotels and police have not relaxed in the slightest, instead using more efficient and discreet methods to strengthen security measures.
With the rapid development of modern technology, the hotel's surveillance system is becoming more and more advanced. At present, most hotels are equipped with facial recognition systems and all-round monitoring facilities.
These systems are really powerful! They are able to monitor all areas of the hotel in real time and work in tandem with the police's "Skynet system". As soon as a suspicious person appears, the system will immediately issue an alarm and take measures so that the hotel does not need frequent rounds and illegal activities can be effectively curbed.
Moreover, the modern hotel front desk service process is efficient and intelligent, customers swipe their ID cards, and the face recognition system completes the verification within a few seconds. The system is fast, accurate, and efficient to identify and eliminate potential offenders.
Surveillance systems are ubiquitous, but they don't disturb the normal life of customers. High-definition cameras are installed in public areas such as corridors, lobbies, and elevators to monitor every corner in real time.
If the system detects a suspicious situation, it will immediately alert the hotel security personnel and the police. These cameras are very clear and can also analyze abnormal behavior with the help of AI technology.
In the past, the hotel management was extensive, and you could check in with your ID card, which gave criminals an opportunity. Nowadays, the hotel registration system is stricter, and identity verification is required, and face recognition is almost eliminated by fraudulently using other people's ID cards to open rooms.
The hotel's surveillance system is now very complete, not only covering all public areas, but also connecting with the police system in real time. In this way, even if someone plots against each other in the hotel, they will not escape the pursuit of the police. It can be said that the current hotel is like an airtight monitoring network, so that criminals cannot escape.
In addition to safety, one of the main reasons for the reduction in the number of rounds is to improve the guest experience. Imagine being interrupted by a ward round after a long day of traveling, which can be unpleasant and can lead to conflict. For customers who have the urge to get out of bed, this kind of interruption is even more unbearable.
With this in mind, the hotel minimizes the number of rounds so that guests can enjoy a quiet and comfortable stay. After all, a good guest experience is critical to a hotel's reputation and long-term growth.
The main thing is that social security is much better now than in the past, and there were often fights on the streets in the eighties and nineties, when people's awareness of the law was also weak.
Legal awareness has been popularized, law enforcement has been strengthened, and public order has been markedly improved. When people encounter emergencies, they tend to call the police rather than deal with them themselves.
In such a social environment, the hotel is safe and secure. People consciously abide by the law, and the crime rate has dropped significantly, so hotels do not need to make frequent rounds to maintain law and order.
Moreover, the hotel has integrated advanced security protection systems, such as widely used facial recognition monitoring, to ensure comprehensive security. In the event of an emergency, the system can notify the hotel and the police as soon as possible, so as to respond quickly and build a line of defense to protect the safety of the hotel and guests.
Many hotels are using smart door lock systems to make them more convenient for guests, and they are easy to use and can record the time of each opening and the identity of the user. After guests check in, the front desk usually sends them a temporary electronic key, such as a mobile QR code or a special electronic card.
If someone forcibly breaks into the room, the smart door lock will immediately sound an alarm and notify the hotel management, which not only protects the customer's property, but also greatly improves the customer's sense of security.
Some high-end hotels use big data analytics and introduce artificial intelligence technology to identify potential safety hazards. These technological means make the hotel security network tighter and free of loopholes.
For example, by analyzing guest stay records and behavior patterns, the system can identify at-risk customers in advance and take preventive measures.
AI technology can also be used to analyze surveillance video to identify abnormal behavior. Let me use an analogy if someone is constantly wandering around the hotel and behaving unusually, and the system will automatically flag him as suspicious and notify the security personnel for an in-depth review.
Compared with domestic hotels, hotels in some overseas countries have many things to learn from in terms of safety protection. For example, hotels in Japan generally adopt a highly intelligent management system, and customers need to carry out multi-factor authentication when checking in.
Looking at the data and authoritative information: statistics from the public security department, the incidence of illegal and criminal cases in hotels has decreased significantly in recent years. This is not only due to the improvement of the social security environment, but also closely related to the improvement of hotel security protection measures. Data shows that hotels that have installed facial recognition and smart surveillance systems have a nearly 70% reduction in crime rates compared to traditional hotels.
The number of hotel rounds has decreased, which also shows that the hotel is more careful about protecting customer privacy and improving the guest experience. After all, on the premise of ensuring safety, modern hotels pay more attention to the customer's accommodation experience, which is a positive change!