Suprema Launches XPass Q2
Purpose-built QR authentication delivers seamless access for visitors, members, and ticket holders
Suprema announced the launch of XPass Q2, an intelligent QR/RFID reader designed for facilities managing high volumes of diverse users across visitor, membership, and ticketing environments.
QR codes have become the standard credential for visitors and ticket holders whether printed or presented on mobile. XPass Q2 is built around this reality, combining native QR and barcode authentication with RFID card and BLE/NFC mobile credentials in a single device. Operators can manage employees, visitors, members, and ticket holders through one reader, eliminating separate devices or dedicated lanes at each entrance.
Unlike conventional readers that treat QR as a secondary function, XPass Q2 features a dedicated scanning module optimized for fast, reliable reads across varying lighting conditions and presentation distances. Clear LED indicators and adaptive audio feedback maintain throughput at busy entrances. Its IP65-rated design supports both indoor lobbies and outdoor gates.
XPass Q2 works natively with Biostar X, giving operators unified control over visitor workflows, membership access, and ticketing. Third-party visitor management and ticketing platforms can connect via Biostar X API to build end-to-end workflows from pre-registration and credential issuance to real-time access logging and compliance reporting. The device also reads standard barcodes, broadening compatibility with existing ticketing systems.
For operators looking to extend QR capabilities beyond static codes, CLUe, Suprema's open cloud integration platform, provides an integration path that unlocks dynamic QR and a broader range of credential use cases.
"QR codes have become the standard credential for visitors and ticket holders, yet most facilities are still running readers that treat QR as an afterthought," Hanchul Kim, CEO of Suprema Inc. "XPass Q2 was designed the other way around delivering the performance and simplicity operators need to confidently manage every user type from a single device."
