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• Access control • Active RFiD technology • Bar-Coding/Passive/Passive-Active RFiD technology • Mobile technology • CCTV • Biometrics • GSM/GPRS |
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Access control Hardware products are all primarily micro-processor based, ranging from small stand-alone readers to single and multi-door controllers, input/output (I/O) controllers of various sizes, mimic and terminal drivers, vending machine controllers and cash loading units. A variety of controllers can be inter-linked to allow the configuration of controllers from central (or multi) PC’s and facilitate the movement of status information and control data between system components. Controllers are highly intelligent units and have the ability to make their own decisions to grant or deny access to a cardholder. Events are date and time stamped by the controllers. |
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Active RFiD(Radio Frequency Identification) technology These RFiD devices can be used as personnel identification cards, location identifiers, and asset tags. All tags communicate actively - meaning in a consistent, continuous, and completely secure manner -- whether the receiver network is deployed throughout a building or a corporate campus. |
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Bar-Coding/Passive/Passive-Active RFiD(Radio Frequency Identification) technology Products are coded using any Linear, 2D code, RFT (Radio Frequency Transmitter), Biomechanical markings or any other multi-dimensional machine-readable code. Each and every item is individually marked, and can therefore be traced throughout the product's lifecycle. The code cannot be duplicated or copied without detection by the system. |
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Mobile technology Integrated mobile hand held reader/scanner incorporating active, passive and bar-code technology. |
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CCTV (Closed circuit television) Datrotech’s asset tracking platform integrates with a wide range of overt and covert surveillance systems alerting on-site and off-site personnel of any asset movement violations. |
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Biometrics In today's world information is powerful and sometimes sensitive. This information needs to be secured using the most stringent measures possible. Biometrics measure the individuals' unique physical or behavioral characteristics to recognize or authenticate their identity. Common physical biometrics include fingerprints; hand or palm geometry; the retina, iris, or facial characteristics. Biometric verification systems can be integrated with ©SAiNT. |
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GSM/GPRS GSM technology is utilised to transmit any violation as change of state messages, to selected individuals, eliminating the dependance of physical security to raise the alarm. |
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