Access Control & Identity Management



Wavetrend re-engineers access control system
March 2003
Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) specialist Wavetrend has re-engineered its flagship access control product, System 42, combining the latest technologies with a host of new features. At the same ...

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Infrared beam
March 2003
The i-5 Infra Red Beam is used primarily as a safety device, to detect the presence of a vehicle or person moving through an entrance.       Operation The i-5 Infra Red Beam consists of a transmitter and ...

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Intelligent door terminal
March 2003
The Cardax FT Intelligent Door Terminal (IDT), renowned as a feature-rich high security reader, has now been released in a 125 Series version.    Available for Cardax FT Series 3 and Series 5 systems, ...

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Integrated intrusion and access control system
March 2003, Conferences & Events
The Rokonet ProSYS integrated intrusion and access control system support 8-128 zones and is suitable for a multitude of applications. The ProSYS series features three models: ProSYS 16, ProSYS 40 and ...

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Viasystems completes recapitalisation
26 February 2003, News
Viasystems Group Inc and Viasystems Inc have announced that the companies have completed their previously-announced recapitalisation and have emerged from their pre-packaged bankruptcy process. Completion ...

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Export contract for antennas to Greece
26 February 2003, Inteto Connect , News
Poynting Antennas recently secured a multimillion rand contract with Elson, an Athens-based company, to supply it with a complete range of broadband, high-power EW antennas. Elson is a subsidiary of Sonak ...

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High temperature media converters
26 February 2003, Telecoms, Datacoms, Wireless, IoT
Transition Networks has introduced new Ethernet and Fast Ethernet copper-to-fibre media converters with an extended operating temperature range. These additions to the company's standalone family of conversion ...

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Single IC for 3D electric field imaging
26 February 2003, Altron Arrow, EBV Electrolink, Electronics Technology
Motorola is offering what it claims is the industry's first IC for three-dimensional electric field imaging. The single chip MC33794 device generates and detects a low-level electric field and powers ...

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Extremely fast CMOS DAC
26 February 2003, EBV Electrolink, Analogue, Mixed Signal, LSI
Fujitsu Microelectronics Europe's MB86064 Dual 14-bit 800MSa/s Digital to Analogue Converter (DAC) is the first ASSP based on the company's Next Generation DAC technology. Moving from mixed-signal ASIC ...

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How to cope with bomb and other terrorist threats in the mail
February 2003
Effective screening has to be made much easier and faster with less margin for error

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Centralised access control system for university
February 2003
The system installed is the Softcon (Softwin 3) version access control system

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WebTec and ICL launch first SA subscription-based software services
February 2003 (es), News + Events
WebTec is partnering ICL in an MSP (managed service provision) joint venture, offering a subscription-based application service believed to be a first for South Africa. "The WebTec/ICL partnership is ...

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Netstar introduces all-girl air response crew
February 2003
Netstar, specialist in vehicle tracking and recovery has introduced an all-girl team in the sky.    In the case of a theft or hijacking incident the helicopter pilot and air tracker are notified and dispatched ...

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Airport security - the ongoing case for biometrics
February 2003
Following recent scares at airports throughout the world over the last year, one would have thought security would have become a major focus area for airport authorities. Apparently not so, and certainly ...

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Airport cuts printing workload with printer
February 2003
Jacksonville Airport is a major regional passenger air service provider, featuring non-stop service for over 5 million passengers a year to dozens of major US cities. Assuring that employees were identified ...

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Iris recognition gathers global momentum
February 2003
It may seem like the stuff of Hollywood movies, but iris recognition is real and making an impact on both First World and developing countries. Canada, Holland, Saudi Arabia, UK, USA and now Pakistan ...

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NamITech provides smartcard technology to university
February 2003
NamITech has successfully rolled out a Student Identification Card System throughout the Potchefstroom University Campus and the Vaal Triangle Campus. The solution is based on the latest secure MIFARE ...

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Biometrics-based customs system announced
February 2003
A pilot project using iris recognition technology has been implemented at Pearson International Airport and Vancouver International Airport in Canada. CANPASS-Air will speed up customs and immigration ...

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Alltech offers cost-effective turnkey solutions
February 2003
Rising to the challenge of crime prevention and reduction in the mid eighties, Alltech, then known as APD, proceeded in manufacturing of parking equipment, turnstiles and a wide range of high security ...

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New ink cartridge assembly
February 2003, Peripherals, Government and Parastatal (Industry)
Kodak company Encad has announced improved performance of its NovaJet 880 and 850 wide-format inkjet printers as a result of the introduction of plug and play advanced ink cartridge assembly. Featuring ...

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