Rosslare launched two new versions of its smart card readers, the AY-Q6250 and its keypad version the AY-Q6350. The readers use the Milfare® ID Format through 13.56 MHz - up to 45mm (1.8”). The best thing about these readers is that they add a layer of physical security to the system adding physical security to the building. What does that mean? The readers are surrounded with an anti-vandal metal encasing, making it harder for tampering to occur. The metal case also makes the readers water-resistant, improving performance in all weather conditions. ![[end]](/resources/bullet/archive-4.gif)
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Access IS is gearing up for Security Document World (SDW) 2012 where it will be showcasing its latest range of security document readers. There the company will introduce its new passport reader - the OCR601 - which is able to quickly and accurately verify the machine readable zone (MRZ) and enables the data in an e-passport’s chip to be read, all in a single action. read more »3M Security Systems introduced the 3M CR100/CR100M Document Readers, which give users the ability to read MRZ data from passports, IDs and other Machine Readable Travel Documents, as well as three-track magnetic stripe cards. read more »Identive Group announced the launch of SmartCore, an RFID card core manufacturing technology that enables surface quality and printability of contactless ID and access cards. read more »Identive Group Inc. introduced TouchSecure OpenAccess, a family of access readers that enable a range of organizations to upgrade and integrate their physical and logical access control systems quickly and cost-effectively while retaining existing proprietary physical access systems. read more »Data input technology company Access IS has become a strategic partner with the International Air Transport Association (IATA) so that it can help develop a standard to enable the airline industry to adopt NFC technology for secure, efficient passenger processing. read more »California’s Grande Colonial Hotel has completed a property-wide upgrade to VingCard Elsafe’s Classic RFID next-generation locking technology, replacing its older magnetic-stripe system in all 93 guestrooms. read more » |
