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Yes there is. Bicep is perfectly cromulent. English is defined by it's use, not by concrete standards, contrary to what a lot of programmers secretly wish. (Or did I miss the announcement from the Ministry of Words?) ;)
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Everyone is forgetting about the potential interaction with the receptionist. At least at my gym, you want to stop, talk, ask out...
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RFID gym bag tags.
That's what we installed in the gym at a hospital where I worked. It's pretty simple and works really well.
Forget the barriers. A nice photo of the punter pops up on the receptionist's screen next to the choke point as they arrive. They can be greeted by name - along with a towel and/or whatever accoutrements they are supposed to receive. Plus the receptionist can wish them Happy Birthday, remind them to pay their bill or whatever.
When they leave, that's recorded as well - which means they know who's there in case of emergency.
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Don't worry, real idots do. By the way i thing this whole 'frist' thing is brilant (Right Paula?)
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Each scanner is exorbitantly expensive, so everywhere I've seen that has installed these things (that is, both of them) only purchased one hand scanner for each door. One place bought a left hand scanner, because the guy who bought them figured the left hand was less likely to be injured. The other bought a right hand scanner, because the guy who bought them is so right-handed he doesn't seem to realize he has two hands.