Access Control & Identity Management



A slice of flexibility
April 2004, CBI-electric: low voltage , Motion Control & Drives, Security Services & Risk Management, Associations
Circuit Breaker Industries (CBI), has launched a new Profibus-based remote plug-in I/O series, the Melsec ST from Mitsubishi Electric. The ST stands for 'slice-type terminal', a plug-in remote I/O system ...

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HID integrates mag stripe and proximity technologies in single card reader
March/April 2004
HID has announced an innovative new access control solution for customers who require support for both magnetic stripe and proximity card technologies. The Dorado 230 and 240 Combination/Transition card ...

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I-Cube releases evaluation face recognition software
March/April 2004, I-Cube (Integrated, Intelligent, Imaging)
An evaluation version of I-Cube's FRS (face recognition system) affords users the opportunity to explore the full range of possibilities for biometric authentication within their organisation without ...

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Access control system integrates intruder alarms
March/April 2004, Gallagher
The new 'Cardax FT Remote Arming Terminal' delivers competitive alarm zone management functionality to keep sites secure. Cardax FT, renowned for its access control solutions, now eliminates the requirement ...

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BoomGate Systems introduces new portable spike barrier
March/April 2004, BoomGate Systems
BoomGate Systems has launched its portable surface-mount high security spike barrier, available as a manual or fully automated barrier. This surface-mount spike barrier is designed where civil work is ...

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RFID set to make waves at Futurex 2004
March/April 2004
RFID identification - or transponder - technology is set to make waves at Futurex 2004, which takes place from 18 to 21 May 2004 at the Sandton Convention Centre. So says Brett Rousseau, sales manager ...

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Identification and security
March/April 2004
In recent years there has been an increased use of identification checks as a security measure. Airlines always demand photo IDs, and hotels increasingly do so. They are often required for admittance ...

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Iris recognition - debunking the myths
March/April 2004
For thousands of years people have been using methods to identify themselves. Bronze Age amulets and the military passwords of Roman centurions are early examples. Needless to say, since these early times, ...

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Digital records are not forever
April 2004 (es), Storage
Archiving paper records in digital format is touted as a long-term solution to the problems of filing and being able to find the millions of paper records companies in South Africa create each year. However, ...

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New blown fibre solution from Molex
April 2004, PCs & Workstations
Global structured cabling manufacturer, Molex Premise Networks, has launched its new Laserstream blown fibre system. This blown fibre solution allows IT managers complete flexibility for both the implementation ...

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Free machine vision seminar
April 2004, Training & Education, Products & Solutions
National Instruments is inviting interested parties to attend this free seminar. The live demonstrations are designed to help attendees make complicated machine vision issues simple. Dr James Olive (PhD ...

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Electronics test seminars highly successful
24 March 2004, News, Commercial (Industry)
National Instruments South Africa hosted an Electronics Test Seminar in Durban and Midrand last month. Attracting some serious movers and shakers in the engineering and test management communities, the ...

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Sun and AMD alliance to benefit local business
24 March 2004, News
Sun Microsystems' alliance with processor manufacturer AMD will shortly result in the introduction of high-performance entry-level machines ideal for local businesses. That is according to Jos Nickmans, ...

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Low voltage long-range ISM transceiver with embedded MCU and ADC
24 March 2004, Telecoms, Datacoms, Wireless, IoT
Nordic's nRF9E5 and nRF905 components are designed for wireless transceiver applications in industrial as well as domestic environments in the frequency range 430-928 MHz. Typical uses include security ...

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SMD thermistors claimed smallest
24 March 2004, Circuit & System Protection
Murata claims its Posistors are the smallest in the world at 0603 size. For over-current prevention and overheat sensing, these positive-going thermistors offer a very rapid resistance increase when the ...

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Reducing costs in Fieldbus I/O
March 2004, Fieldbus & Industrial Networking
As Fieldbus continues to grow throughout the processing and manufacturing industries, companies are continuously seeking for a more reliable and cost-effective solution for their installations. The new ...

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AVBOB streamlines with digital process automation
March 2004, Software Solutions, Information Security
Digital Process Automation (DPA) solution provides 75% saving and increases revenues and customer satisfaction providing a competitive edge. Leading insurance and funeral service provider, AVBOB Mutual ...

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Electrical power systems modelling and simulation software
25 February 2004, Opti-Num Solutions, Design Automation
The MathWorks has announced the availability of SimPowerSystems 3, which provides electrical engineers with a tool to model and simulate power systems with their controllers in the Simulink environment. ...

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RF log detector delivers high dynamic range and precision over temperature
25 February 2004, CST Electronics, Telecoms, Datacoms, Wireless, IoT
Claimed to be the industry's first RF log amplifier to fully cover the 0,1 to 2,5 GHz band with exceptional dynamic range and ±1dB precision over temperature, Maxim's MAX2015 device can be configured ...

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Fingerprinting foreigners
February 2004
Allocating the funds on compiling, sharing, and enforcing the terrorist watch list would be a far better security investment

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