Access systems are designed to control and monitor the entry and exit of individuals in a given area. These systems are typically used in commercial and industrial environments, such as office buildings, warehouses, and other facilities. One of the most advanced types of access systems is biometric access control. Biometric access systems use unique physical characteristics, such as fingerprints and facial recognition, to identify and grant access to authorized individuals. These systems are more secure than traditional access systems, as they are virtually impossible to duplicate or forge. Our biometric access systems include fingerprint recognition and facial recognition technology. These systems can be integrated with various types of barriers, gates, and turnstiles, to control access to specific areas.
Fingerprint recognition technology is one of the most widely used biometric technologies for access control. The system captures a person’s fingerprint, which is then compared to the fingerprints stored in the system’s database. If a match is found, the individual is granted access. Facial recognition technology is also becoming increasingly popular for access control. The system captures an individual’s facial features, which are then compared to the facial images stored in the system’s database. If a match is found, the individual is granted access.
Our access systems also come equipped with our very own software that provides full reporting capabilities, including time and attendance. This allows our clients to monitor who has access to their facility, when they accessed it, and for how long. The software also provides the ability to generate reports, schedule access, and manage user permissions. Overall, biometric access systems provide a high level of security and control over access to specific areas, with the added benefit of detailed reporting and time and attendance tracking. These systems are ideal for environments where security is of the utmost importance, such as office buildings, warehouses, and other facilities.
