concept   turnstile
culture   South Korea
statement   In South Korea, turnstiles frequently use contactless smart cards for easy access and fare validation.
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1 card turnstile South Korea Commonly used in train stations and office buildings for access control with IC cards or transit cards. 1
2 card turnstile South Korea Often used in office buildings and train stations for access control, such as entry to workplaces or boarding trains. 1
3 card turnstile South Korea Frequently used as part of security systems in office buildings or other facilities, where individuals swipe identification cards for entry. 1
4 exit turnstile South Korea Often equipped with integrated technology for contactless payment using transportation cards or smartphones 1
5 exit turnstile South Korea Often equipped with a sensor that automatically detects the passenger's approach and rotates without physical contact, to maintain cleanliness and efficiency in crowded areas. 1
6 ticket turnstile South Korea Users often tap their contactless smart cards or mobile devices to pass through the turnstile. 1
7 ticket turnstile South Korea Often equipped with an IC card reader for seamless entry using public transportation cards such as Suica or T-Money. 1
8 ticket turnstile South Korea Integrated with technology for efficient access and commonly used at train stations and subway systems. 1
9 ticket turnstile South Korea Often equipped with a system for scanning or tapping IC cards, such as Suica or T-Money, for quick and efficient entry to public transport networks. 1
10 token turnstile South Korea Often found in train stations and subway systems to regulate entry using prepaid transportation cards. 1
11 turnstile South Korea Often used in train stations for fare validation and access control, especially in densely populated urban areas 1