Height: 4.25 inches (108 mm)

Width: 2.48 inches (63 mm)

Depth: 0.27 inches (7mm)

Weight: 0.055 pounds (24.94 g)

Bluetooth 4.2 technology

ISO/IEC 7810 – ID-1 identification cards

Can read out Card Serial Number of Smartcard-type access badges (13.56 MHz frequency).

Can also read out IDs stored in secure segment on Smartcards of the MIFARE and MIFARE DESFire family.

The system is easily deployed in the cloud and can be configured by the customer to meet the most demanding privacy regulations.

Built-in 2035 milliwatt-hour (3.7V) lithium-polymer battery

Up to 80 hours continuous use / 250 hours stand-by

Charging via USB micro-B power adapter or charging station

Each worker or visitor is provided with a RightCrowd Badgeholder, which continuously monitors and stores information every time workers come in close proximity (approximately 2 meters or 6 feet).

When workers come in close proximity, the device gives a visual warning by flashing red and stores the unique identifier of each Badgeholder, along with a timestamp and the approximate distance. This information is automatically transferred to the management software as soon as it comes in range of a RightCrowd Gateway.

The badgeholder’s unique identifier, timestamp and the approximate distance are all automatically transferred to the backend software as soon as the worker comes in range of a RightCrowd Gateway. Detailed reporting is available to understand the state of social distancing across the workforce and to quickly take action in case of an infection of one of your workers.

By wrapping the necessary capabilities around an everyday work item, like a security access badge, it overcomes the controversy of pushing workers to use their personal phone to support safety initiatives.

Privacy requirements differ between organizations, industries and legal jurisdictions. RightCrowd allows you to configure and operate the Social Distancing Monitoring solution in one of the following four ways:

Monitoring and reporting is based on the RightCrowd Badgeholder. In this case we do not read the access card inserted into the badge holder. No integration with your physical access control system is needed.

Monitoring and reporting is based on the worker’s access card ID number. People’s names are not stored, but could be resolved off-line by the customer based on our reporting. No integration with your physical access control system is needed.

You upload a list of your worker’s access card ID numbers along with their names. Monitoring and reporting is still based on the worker’s access card ID number, but only if it’s explicitly allowed in the Dashboard – authorized users can view reporting based either on card IDs or workers name. No integration with your physical access control system is needed.

RightCrowd is integrated with your physical access control system and worker user ID’s are mapped. In the Dashboard users can select reporting options by ID number or workers.

RightCrowd Contact Tracing provides a dynamic reporting application to identify workers who have been in contact with an infected person.

The RightCrowd Digital Badgeholder stores the unique identifier, timestamp and the approximate distance when workers come in close proximity. This data is then automatically transferred to the management platform as soon as the worker comes in range of a RightCrowd Gateway.

A database renders all contact points and allows for further analysis and reporting. In cases where someone is found to have tested positive, contact tracing reports can be seamlessly provided. The application provides analysis of high-risk areas and people to enable the development of proactive mitigation strategies.

The data captured can also be called through an API, or optionally, enriched with social distancing monitoring data or people’s COVID-status information.

The business can make contact with affected workers and visitors to implement their management processes.