The providers are out there, and their solutions aren’t as limited as you may think. Wireless transmission has long been a subject of technical fascination. Significant advances in wireless burglar ...

In today’s access control market, there are often applications where the use of a wireless connection for an access device is desired or even required. Thanks to its ability to overcome architectural ...

Wireless systems are proving to work with practically all of today’s access control systems, so it’s no surprise that they’re quickly becoming an attractive alternative to traditional hardwired ...

Some of the other benefits of wireless have already been touched on but are worth repeating. Having to trench to get to a remote location is always an expensive proposition. If that trench has to ...

AMITYVILLE, N.Y.—NAPCO Security Technologies announced that its Alarm Lock Trilogy Networx Wireless PIN and Prox Access Locks are newly certified with the LenelS2 OnGuard access control system ...

KELOWNA, Canada — Kindoo, a global provider of modern smartphone wireless access control system solutions, announces the expansion of its Reseller Partner Program to serve the growing North American ...

Most people have probably heard of software-as-a-service (SaaS) by now, but what about keys-as-a-service (KS)? This new technology is a game-changer for retail businesses. KS is a cloud-based control ...

BlackWire Designs is now offering ProDataKey’s pdk.io cloud-based wireless access control system. The plug-and-play solution is “easy for dealers to install, highly scalable, and simple for end users ...

Ever since vehicles were first invented around 3500 BC by the Babylonians, the problem of vehicle theft has been a constant reminder of the vicissitudes of ownership and property protection. Since the ...

Keeping patient data secure is a serious concern for medical professionals. Traditional lock-and-key systems do very little to help manage this problem, and create additional issues of their own.

Traditional wired systems have their own limitations in industrial settings. For example, conductor bars are restricted to analog signals, festoons and cable reels are limited to 330 feet for Ethernet ...