Techniques are described for keyless entry to a structure (e.g., hotel room) utilizing a set-back box. Registrants (e.g., hotel guest) may scan a barcode from their mobile device to check-in to the structure. Upon scanning the barcode or by other means, a mobile device identifier (e.g., a Bluetooth low-energy address (BLE)) is registered and associated with the checked-in structure. Receiving the registered mobile device identifier, the backend server pushes such to the set-back box associated with (e.g., resides in) the checked-in structure. The set-back box is enabled (e.g., BLE enabled) to actively scan addresses of nearby mobile devices. When the registered mobile device identifier is detected within a predetermined signal strength range (e.g., by using received signal strength indicator (RSSI) levels), the set-back box transmits a command to a smart lock (e.g., via BLE or Wifi or other radio) or to a lock controlling backend processor, to open the lock.

In some implementations, systems and techniques are described to automatically unlock a front door of a property in response to detecting an alarm signal indicating an emergency at or near a property. Data indicating occurrence of an emergency condition at a property is initially obtained. A lock configuration for an electronic lock of the property is determined. An unlock instruction is generated for the electronic lock based on the determined lock configuration for the electronic lock. The unlock instruction is transmitted to the electronic lock such that, when the unlock instruction is received by the electronic lock, the electronic lock is unlocked according to the unlock instruction.

In some implementations, systems and techniques are described to automatically unlock a front door of a property in response to detecting an alarm signal indicating an emergency at or near a property. Data indicating occurrence of an emergency condition at a property is initially obtained. A lock configuration for an electronic lock of the property is determined. An unlock instruction is generated for the electronic lock based on the determined lock configuration for the electronic lock. The unlock instruction is transmitted to the electronic lock such that, when the unlock instruction is received by the electronic lock, the electronic lock is unlocked according to the unlock instruction.

Systems and methods for intelligently and accurately triaging a patient are provided. The systems and methods access an electronic health record of the patient based on a detection of an event, such as entering an emergency department. Additionally, the systems and methods collect triage vitals of the patient. Further, free-text within the electronic health record is mapped and binned. In response to the mapping and the binning, the systems and methods input features into an acuity level predictor. Based on inputting the features into the acuity level predictor, the systems and methods output an acuity level of the patient for triaging the patient.

Systems and methods for intelligently and accurately triaging a patient are provided. The systems and methods access an electronic health record of the patient based on a detection of an event, such as entering an emergency department. Additionally, the systems and methods collect triage vitals of the patient. Further, free-text within the electronic health record is mapped and binned. In response to the mapping and the binning, the systems and methods input features into an acuity level predictor. Based on inputting the features into the acuity level predictor, the systems and methods output an acuity level of the patient for triaging the patient.

An aspect of the invention relates to a method for controlling access to a physical resource by a blocking device which can be locked and unlocked, comprising steps of locking and unlocking the blocking device which comprise comparing an access code transmitted by a first individual device with an access code associated with a first agent, and a step of consigning the blocking device using a set of second individual devices, wherein the unlocking can be carried out only when each of the second individual devices of the set has de-consigned the blocking device.

There is provided a method including instructing a notification apparatus to issue a notification in a case where a video image capturing an entrance of a specific location includes an unregistered person moving toward the specific location, and deactivating the notification by the notification apparatus in a case where a video image capturing the specific location includes a pre-registered person.

There is provided a method including instructing a notification apparatus to issue a notification in a case where a video image capturing an entrance of a specific location includes an unregistered person moving toward the specific location, and deactivating the notification by the notification apparatus in a case where a video image capturing the specific location includes a pre-registered person.

An information processing apparatus in the present invention includes: a matching unit that matches biometric information acquired from a user requesting use of a management target with registered biometric information of each of a plurality of registrants; a determination unit that determines whether or not a registrant with which a matching result is that the matching is successful out of the plurality of registrants has usage authority for the management target; and an output unit that, when the matching result from the matching unit is that the matching failed, outputs first error information, and when it is determined in the determination unit that the registrant with which the matching result is that the matching is successful does not have the usage authority, outputs second error information different from the first error information.

A robot management system (RMS) includes a plurality of service robots deployed within an operations venue that includes a plurality of gaming devices, an operator terminal presenting a graphical user interface (GUI) to an operator, and a robot management system server (RMS server) configured in networked communication with the plurality of service robots. The RMS server is configured to: identify location data for the service robots; create an interactive overlay map of the operations venue that includes a static map of the operations venue, overlay data showing the location data of the plurality of service robots over the static map, and an interactive icon for each service robot of the plurality of service robots; display, via the GUI, the overlay map; receive a first input indicating a selection of a first interactive icon associated with a first service robot; and display current status information associated with the first service robot.