dormakaba’s Keyscan Aurora access control system integrates with XPressEntry, an emergency evacuation and employee mustering solution utilizing handled badge readers from Telaeris. Together, the readers and software keep track of facility occupancy by monitoring existing access control software to verify that personnel and visitors are evacuated safely and accounted for during emergency situations.

ONVIF, the global standardization initiative for IP-based physical security products, announced that it is implementing open source for its network interface specifications for physical security technology. 

Boon Edam Inc. announced that 32-41 West Street, a retail headquarters building in Reading, U.K., upgraded the building’s entrance with an energy-saving revolving door and an array of optical turnstiles for increased lobby security.

If you hadn’t heard of them before, you may recognize Swiftlane from the Security Industry Association’s New Product Showcase, which was held virtually last week. The young company received the award for best wired access control software, hardware, device or peripheral — quite the accomplishment when going up against the biggest names in the industry.

Everywhere 3.0 is the latest version of the Smart IP controller from Arteco.

Camden’s mobile-ready reader is based on RFID technology that combines Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) and contactless smart card technologies.

AMAG Technology announced Symmetry Mobile, a web credential application designed to be used with AMAG’s Symmetry Bluetooth readers. Symmetry Mobile supports COVID-19 and return-to-work guidelines by promoting physical distancing and frictionless setup.

IDEMIA leverages on-the-field experience gained from multiple projects around the world to propose ID Screen, its third generation of multi-application biometric tablet.

The OSM-CPI interface, developed by Cypress Integration Solutions enables security integrators and professionals to adopt the Open Supervised Device Protocol (OSDP).