The landscape of access control systems is ever evolving, and being one of the industry leaders, we predict that the future holds even more innovation and advancement. In terms of business access control systems, there are a handful of emerging trends that, like a compass, are set to navigate the future trajectory of commercial access control. Let’s explore these emerging trends and what they mean for the world of opening solutions.
Improvement in Biometric Authentication One of the most exciting developments in access control is the constant improvement of biometric authentication methods. Popular methods like facial recognition, fingerprint scanning, and iris recognition are continually being refined for accuracy, speed, and security. This means that these biometric options are becoming more trustworthy and reliable.
HID took that concept literally and created technology that utilizes unique biometric traits — fingerprints and faces — to authenticate, verify and identify. It’s all done with speed, accuracy and security by design. And handled in a convenient, frictionless manner. That’s by design, too. Users will appreciate an exceptionally convenient experience.
Mobile-Based Access Control Another emerging trend is the integration of mobile devices in commercial access control. Smartphones have been used as secure credentials, allowing individuals to use their devices for authentication. Talking about Mobile-based access control, it would be a miss if to not mention SMARTair – a mobile solution gives security administrators the ability to open electronic door locks remotely — from the palm of their hand, from anywhere.
Improvement in Biometric Authentication One of the most exciting developments in access control is the constant improvement of biometric authentication methods. Popular methods like facial recognition, fingerprint scanning, and iris recognition are continually being refined for accuracy, speed, and security. This means that these biometric options are becoming more trustworthy and reliable.
HID took that concept literally and created technology that utilizes unique biometric traits — fingerprints and faces — to authenticate, verify and identify. It’s all done with speed, accuracy and security by design. And handled in a convenient, frictionless manner. That’s by design, too. Users will appreciate an exceptionally convenient experience.
Mobile-Based Access Control Another emerging trend is the integration of mobile devices in commercial access control. Smartphones have been used as secure credentials, allowing individuals to use their devices for authentication. Talking about Mobile-based access control, it would be a miss if to not mention SMARTair – a mobile solution gives security administrators the ability to open electronic door locks remotely — from the palm of their hand, from anywhere.