Biometrics in Access Control and Door Entry
CIE explore the various biometric methods available and how they are currently used in door entry or access control systems.
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CIE explore the various biometric methods available and how they are currently used in door entry or access control systems.
Using conventional and new touch-free technologies, Contactless Pathways are increasingly being implemented in the workplace to reduce any further spikes in Coronavirus outbreaks.
NFC (Near Field Communication) Access Control allows for keyless and frictionless door entry using a smart phone device for authentication.
An Access Control system typically includes locked gates, doors or barriers which can be opened using identity authentication methods such RFID access cards, pin codes, face recognition, finger prints or smartphones to allow entry to a building or certain area.
CIE’s professional system designers have put together a detailed list of professional tips and questions to ask to help you specify and design a door entry or access system which will meet the individual needs of your project, client and residents or work force.
RFID is a wireless signal transmission technology frequently used for user credentials and keyless entry in access control and door intercoms.
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The dormakaba RT Plus is an easy upgrade path to BLE RFID technology.
Bluetooth Low Energy (also known as BLE) is the latest keyless entry technology for mobile and smart phone access control credentials.









