RFID

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06.10.2021 • NewsSecurity

Do your wireless locks already have mobile capability built in?

Mobile access is changing the way we manage buildings and their security. The smartphone becomes a mobile key just as easily as a payment card or a map. A device which users are already carrying can unlock buildings or rooms, across one or multiple sites, securely and at a lower cost to the business than standard credentials.

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09.03.2021 • NewsSecurity

HID Global Expands Its RFID Enablement Solutions Portfolio

HID Global announced it has acquired the Invengo Textile Services Business of Invengo Information Technology. The acquisition adds radio frequency identification (RFID) tags, readers and cloud-based inventory management services for linen and laundry management to HID Global’s industry-leading RFID portfolio.

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27.11.2017 • TopstoriesSecurity

Online Access Control System

Kentix has launched an update of the access management of their Kentix DoorLock online access control system that should save time and money. By enabling the integration of the Mic...

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07.06.2017 • TopstoriesSecurity

Changing Of the Guard

A door has a lock, with a key, otherwise we couldnt secure it simple and obvious. Or is it? Well, it has been for hundreds of years, right around the world, but that is no longer ...

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07.06.2017 • TopstoriesSecurity

Access Control Using Smartphones

There are many possibilities that mobile technologies can offer for access control solutions. From smartphones to smart watches, mobile devices are everywhere and are well-suited f...

22.08.2012 • TopstoriesSecurity

SITA: report on baggage handling

SITA: report on baggage handling. SITA, the IT provider which tracks passenger baggage worldwide for the air transport industry, launched a major report which shows how baggage han...

Artificial Intelligence

Pierre Racz: "Real Artificial Intelligence Does Not Exist"
part one of a three-part interview series

Pierre Racz: "Real Artificial Intelligence Does Not Exist"

In part one Pierre Racz, President of Genetec, is addressing why IP network video systems were the game changer in the industry and why he does not like the term AI.