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Mobile Access Control
Mobile Access Control
Mobile access using a smartphone to identify a person and allowing that person access to an entrance is a new and popular concept that is supported by a growing number of products and technology platforms. In a way mobile access is a technology shift in the security industry and any other industry in which people need to be identified to allow them access to services.
Key Benefits:
Key Benefits:
- No need to distribute physical cards.
- No additional cost on creating and sharing number of virtual cards on mobile devices.
- Easy set-up as only Mobile Access Reader needs to be installed.
- Secure due to use of encrypted communication between mobile, access control reader and server.
- Most mobile access control platforms use Bluetooth to make the phone communicate with a reader which is situated next to the door.
- Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) enables devices to communicate without the need of manual pairing
- Bluetooth supports several feet of communication which offers sufficient bandwidth to set up a connection.
- In addition to Bluetooth Near Field Communication (NFC) also being used which supports smooth communication between a reader and a smartphone. However short range of communication is a challenge.
Access Control Architecture
Access Control Architecture
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