Revolutionizing Security: The Cominfo Easy Gate

David Polasek's Award-Winning Turnstile Design

The Cominfo Easy Gate is an evolution of previous product series, designed with a simple geometric form to synergize with building architecture and public spaces. Its diamond profile creates a funnel gateway, offering improved 'walk through' ergonomics. This design not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of the turnstile but also improves its functionality, making it intuitive and user-friendly.

One of the unique features of the Easy Gate is its advanced security optical sensing technology, seamlessly integrated into the turnstile's ergonomic cabinet. This technology monitors the entire process, ensuring that only one person can walk through when access is allowed. The glass wings of the turnstile open swiftly to allow passage and close immediately afterwards, providing a secure and efficient access control solution.

The construction and cover of the Easy Gate are made from high-resistant materials such as stainless steel, corian, and glass, ensuring durability and longevity. With dimensions of 1700mm x 330mm x 1000mm, the turnstile is compact yet robust, making it suitable for various environments including office buildings, governmental facilities, financial institutions, university campuses, educational institutions, and public transport.

The Cominfo Easy Gate was designed in the city of Zlin in the Czech Republic, with the project commencing in June 2015. The world premiere of the turnstile was launched in Dubai in January 2016, marking a significant milestone in Polasek's design journey. Despite the challenges faced during the design process, Polasek's commitment to innovation and excellence resulted in a product that is not only functional but also aesthetically pleasing.

The Cominfo Easy Gate is a testament to David Polasek's design prowess and his ability to seamlessly blend technology and design. This award-winning turnstile is a prime example of how innovative design can revolutionize everyday objects, transforming them into works of art that are both functional and visually appealing.