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GAO RFID launches two high-performance UHF RFID readers; Avery Dennison expands retail branding and information solutions to Russia; NXP partners with Glodyne Technoserve to provide access to banking, other services in rural India; Fenwal signs deal to become exclusive provider of Biolog-id blood... Read More
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The company's OY1211 LoRaWAN CO2 meter system, released for a North American audience, leverages LoRaWAN chips from Semtech that provide connectivity to sensors which track carbon dioxide, temperature, humidity and radon levels. The goal is to automate the adjustment of buildings' HVAC settings ... Read More
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Zebra Technologies' next CEO, Bill Burns, intends to guide the company through a period of growth in mobile scanners, printers and solutions, by layering in more offerings around additional technologies. As he considers the company's strategy going forward, Burins sees radio frequency identification ... Read More
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In the quest for secure and convenient authentication methods, the doodle may prove to may be more than just a way to kill time during a boring meeting. Whether you call it a squiggle, doodle or free-form gesture, the act of drawing a curvy line in lieu of typing a four-digit code is getting ... Read More
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It was no surprise that the iPhone 5S included a fingerprint scanner, the rumors had been circulating for months prior to its release and the acquisition of AuthenTec pointed to the eventual inclusion. For the iPhone 6 the latest it that is will finally include near field communication, a secure ... Read More
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Host-card emulation is an opportunity to drive growth for the whole near field communications market, the SIMalliance reports. The industry association – whose members represent 86% of the SIM card market – states that future deployments will be a mix of host card and SIM-based apps. “Host-card ... Read More
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Some Air France frequent flyers are getting six months to test near field communication (NFC) technology. A few hundred invited passengers will breeze through the Toulouse-Blagnac Airport using smart phones with NFC as boarding passes. It’s the first time for a trial from the airport entrance all ... Read More
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Toopher is touting invisible authentication but also may have one of the coolest tag lines for an identity company out there: “cool enough for James Bond and your mom can use it too.” Once an enterprise enables a site for Toopher, a user’s mobile device can serve as a second factor of authentication... Read More
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Samsung is committing to biometric technology, with plans to possibly add iris recognition to future handsets and adding fingerprint technology to others handsets as well, according to published reports. The company places a fingerprint sensor in the GalaxyS5 this spring and is looking to add other ... Read More
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You are here: Home Survey: Enterprises are ‘complacent’ when it comes to physical access control Survey: Enterprises are ‘complacent’ when it comes to physical access control 08 April, 2014 By: Zack Martin category: Corporate, NFC, Smart Cards 0 HID Global surveyed 600 users on physical access ... Read More
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