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4 Reasons Why You Need to upgrade Your Access Control System We see it in movies and television shows: businesses or government officials beating themselves up after discovering a crime has happened right under their noses. They try their best to pursue the perpetrator who managed to breach their security protocols and steal or damage their critical assets. Can the business recover from the damage? At what cost? Or is it too late? These fictional heists may tickle people’s fancy but these security breaches inflict real damage and danger in real life. These infractions result in the loss of millions of dollars and sometimes even lives or property. Many businesses invest in some form of an access control system to protect their critical assets. However, most of these systems are only effective up to a certain point. Access control system Here are 4 reasons why you need to change your access control system https://youtu.be/O0mkc2Zml5U 1) Mo

Face Recognition Access Controls Technology Design Background A facial recognition  reader  is a technology capable of  identifying  or  verifying  a person from a  digital image  or a  video frame  from a  video  source. There are multiple methods in which facial recognition systems work, but in general, they work by comparing selected  facial features  from given image with faces within a  database . It can provide high accuracy of user identification with an additional card reader as an alternative way of identification, which meets the requirements for Access Control. While initially a form of computer  application , it has seen wider uses in recent times on mobile platforms and in other forms of technology, such as robotics. It is typically used as access control in  security systems  and can be compared to other  biometrics  such as  fingerprint  or eye  iris recognition  systems. Although the accuracy of facial recognition reader as a biometric technology is

SECURITY ACCESS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM BY ONE TOUCH CONTROLS   1.1             System Design Concept Security Access Management System  (SAMS) will be used to control and monitor the movement of personnel through security doors or roller shutters within the premises. The SAMS is designed based on individual concept and each door will have an individual Slave Access Control Unit (SACU) located above each doors (Figure 1). The SACU at each will connect to door accessories such as electromagnetic lock, door sensor, emergency break glass, push button, card reader and override key switch. The SACU will control and monitor the door accessories operation based on command from Master Access Control Unit (MACU). The SACU will communicate with the MACU via RS-485 communication. The connection between MACU and SACU shall follow the “Daisy Chain” pattern (Refer Figure 2).    1.2             SAMS  Door Configuration Design In SAMS, the door configuration was divided into few configu