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An
efficient working environment demands the highest degree of
openness and flexibility with the fewest possible obstacles, while at
the same time ensuring reasonable precautions against risks. The
solution to these apparently contradictory demands is offered by different
forms of technical protection, in which a key role is played by
access control.
RFID
technologies enhance user convenience,, and help to build
a system that is highly resistant to counterfeit media.
The
RFID Proximity Access System provides controlled access to
premises by means of high-security transponder card technology.
These are similar to credit cards in size and appearance, or other
forms and shapes such as key-rings, tags, and/or wrist watches, no
physical contact is required with the reader for the card to be
scanned.
Wherever
a higher level of security is required, biometric
identification should be the first choice. With their
affordability and range of integration possibilities, finger print readers
often represent the best option.
Biometric
identification is becoming increasingly functional and widely
used. Finger print recognition is currently the most popular such
technology. The use of a finger print verification unit depends on
the special requirements of each individual environment: From
general use to use in special security sensitive situations
, they
can be used alone or combined with
cards.
Typical Access Control System using Biometric
and RFID Technology
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