Key takeaways: Vehicle access control is a complete system that connects a credential, reader or camera, controller, gate operator, safety devices, management software, and event records. LPR and RFID solve different problems. The better choice depends on lane... Read More
Key takeaways: An LPR camera captures license plate images; recognition software, records, and access rules decide what that image means. LPR, ALPR, and ANPR usually refer to the same core technology, though providers and regions use the terms differently. Accuracy,... Read More
Key takeaways Buying an access control system in Los Angeles will help secure your building. Some examples of access control systems that may work for buildings in LA are video intercoms, keypads, card readers, and vehicle access systems. The five best access control... Read More
Key takeaways: Access control installation starts with four core pieces: a reader, controller, electronic lock, and the wiring or connectivity that lets them work together. Cost and timeline depend less on the reader itself and more on door conditions, lock choice,... Read More
Key takeaways: An LPR system uses a camera, optical character recognition, software, and a database to read a license plate and compare it with an authorized list or watch list. LPR, ALPR, and ANPR describe the same core technology, but accuracy depends on site... Read More
Key takeaways A mullion reader is a smaller type of reader that’s designed for use on doorframes. However, you can install them wherever you’d like. Mullion readers can take multiple types of credentials, from RFID waves to Bluetooth to NFC. Residents can unlock a... Read More
