Abstract: Systems and methods for managing a floating population can be used to obtain a register of a user from a user terminal via at least one terminal interface; receive a fingerprint input instruction from an administrator terminal via the at least one terminal interface; send the fingerprint input instruction to a fingerprint lock via the at least one network interface; obtain at least one fingerprint of the user from the fingerprint lock via the at least one network interface; send a notification to the administrator terminal via the at least one terminal interface after obtaining the at least one fingerprint of the user; and obtain a permission from the administrator terminal via the at least one terminal interface to permit the user associated with the user terminal to open the fingerprint lock using one of the at least one fingerprint.

Abstract: A method for controlling access to an entrance may include receiving, via a network from a user terminal associated with a user, identity information and biological information related to the user. The method may also include obtaining a first determination whether the identity information matches the biological information. The method may also include obtaining a second determination whether the identity information has been registered in response to a result that the identity information matches the biological information. The method may also include transmitting the biological information to one or more authorization devices to provide a permission to the user in response to a result that the identity information has been registered. The permission may permit the user to access the entrance by inputting the biological information related to the user through one of the one or more authorization devices.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to systems and methods for managing a floating population. The systems may perform the methods to obtain a register of a user from a user terminal via at least one terminal interface; receive a fingerprint input instruction from an administrator terminal via the at least one terminal interface; send the fingerprint input instruction to a fingerprint lock via the at least one network interface; obtain at least one fingerprint of the user from the fingerprint lock via the at least one network interface; send a notification to the administrator terminal via the at least one terminal interface after obtaining the at least one fingerprint of the user; and obtain a permission from the administrator terminal via the at least one terminal interface to permit the user associated with the user terminal to open the fingerprint lock using one of the at least one fingerprint.

Abstract: A method for controlling access to an entrance may include receiving, via a network from a user terminal associated with a user, identity information and biological information related to the user. The method may also include obtaining a first determination whether the identity information matches the biological information. The method may also include obtaining a second determination whether the identity information has been registered in response to a result that the identity information matches the biological information. The method may also include transmitting the biological information to one or more authorization devices to provide a permission to the user in response to a result that the identity information has been registered. The permission may permit the user to access the entrance by inputting the biological information related to the user through one of the one or more authorization devices.