Southwest Microwave
Designed for the protection of fence lines, open areas, gates, entryways and rooftop applications, the all-weather INTREPID MicroWave 330 offers a 1500 ft. detection range as well as robust programming, intrusion detection and remote management capabilities. Specialized detection algorithms continuously monitor alarm and tamper status, signal strength and detection parameters. Enhanced crawl and vehicle detection optimize probability of detection (pD), while unique Fresnel suppression algorithms successfully discriminate between intrusion attempts and environmental disturbances or other false targets, mitigating risk of site compromise while preventing nuisance alarms. The system’s superior K-band performance identifies slow-moving intruders and prevents interference from external radar or other microwave systems.
Ingersoll Rand Security Technologies
Ingersoll Rand Security Technologies introduces the aptiQmobile, a web-based key management system that lets near-field communications (NFC)-enable smartphones be used like a badge ID to gain access to buildings and other ID card applications. The process uses strong security standards to turn NFC-enabled smartphones into an access control credential, which allows users to enter a building with a smartphone instead of a traditional ID badge. All users have to do is download the aptiQmobile app. <@NPcompany name>Ingersoll Rand Security Technologies.
Lenel Systems International Inc.
Developed by Lenel Systems International, goEntry 3.0 is a web-based access control solution with free iPad app and video integration. goEntry 3.0 is ideal for small- to medium-sized businesses and provides customers an entry-point solution that offers a future growth path to OnGuard. goEntry requires no server or additional software, and features installer and end-user wizards, device discovery, tool tips and help functions that enable customers to get up-and-running quickly and easily. An iPad app is available to help installers remotely administer or diagnose the system, while delivering on-the-go information to end users.
Genetec
Genetec’s AutoVu Pay-by-Plate Sync feature offers an open-architecture approach that simplifies the process of creating an end-to-end pay-by-plate (PBP) solution, allowing customers to select and integrate different parking systems that are otherwise non-compatible such as parking and permit management systems, parking meters and pay-by-phone solutions. By acting as a central aggregating database, AutoVu uses the license plate number as the key identifier and works with a wide variety of parking permit types, including residential permits, university semester permits, employee permits and shared permits, as well as transient parking transactions from pay stations and pay-by-phone systems.
AMAG Technology
The Symmetry Camera range of HD network cameras have been added to AMAG’s Symmetry Product Portfolio. The line includes 14 cameras that can satisfy both indoor and outdoor security needs and offer the full 1080P video resolution at full frame rate. All models also feature motion detection and an option to activate full on-board video content analytics.
ASSA ABLOY
The Besam Secure360 sensor for access control revolving doors eliminates the threat of security breaches such as tailgating or piggybacking. The system uses a combination of laser and video detection to monitor the number of people who try to enter a facility, identifies suspicious behavior and prevents unauthorized entry. The system is available for 1-way or 2-way traffic.
Olympus Lock
The L72V square body drawer latch joins Olympus’ growing family of small format interchangeable core cabinet locks, including the 720-729 models and the 950 series. The new L72V accepts small format interchangeable core cylinders such as Best, Arrow, or Falcon and is available in US26D satin chrome finish. This model has the same case dimensions and screw hole placement as the company’s other large square body SFIC locks, such as the 950IC and the 721DR/DW.
Galaxy
The 635 Series Access Control Panel, a dual serial interface, is engineered to improve third party integration, enhancing user convenience and ensuring interoperability with current and legacy hardware. The 635 DSI board includes two 485 ports to support 485 devices in a single or multi-drop configuration. The new board also allows more power connections and enhancements to be added to legacy systems. The system is available in four sizes and a rack mount version and can be populated with any combination of controller boards, including the new 635 DSI.
Telos Identity Management Solutions
Mobile Authentication and Authorization Control (MAAC) is an all encompassed, web-based identity management system that offers PACS, access control, personnel scheduling, time and attendance, background checks, and visitor management. Designed to streamline operations and minimize overhead, the elements of the MAAC solution work together to make businesses more profitable by making their personnel access and management process more efficient.
Diebold
Diebold introduces the industry’s first Development Zone Portal to enable security partners and users to leverage its SecureStat solution. SecureStat is a web-based, product-agnostic solution that provides a cohesive, enterprise-focused environment for security management. It also serves as a platform for creating intelligence—uniting information from both security and administrative systems. The Development Zone Portal includes application program interfaces, documentation, sample code, instructions and inventory of discrete capabilities.