Do More Than Open the Door
Nov 1, 2006 12:00 PM
TODAY'S SMART CARDS ARE BEING EXPECTED TO EXPAND THEIR CAPABILITIES FOR USERS
To encourage such development, HID Connect honored “partner” companies that have developed technologies to expand the usefulness of HID Global's 13.56 MHz iClass and 125 kHz proximity technologies. Here are the winners of the 2006 iNNOVATION Awards.
| SUPPLIER | 1st Place RFIDeas |
2nd Place Nedap |
3rd Place Sig-Tec |
Honorable Mention OSI Security Devices |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| THE PRODUCT | AIR ID Playback Converter | Transition Booster | Enterprise Level Convergence Software | Wireless Access Management Solution (WAMS) |
| WHAT IT DOES | Reads RS-232 characters from smart cards and sends to embedded controllers or other devices | In-vehicle reader transmitter | Provides end-to-end access security within an organization | Combines Omnitech battery-operated reader lock with wireless communication |
| USES | Truck scales, manufacturing and kiosk applications interfacing to back-end systems | Enables the use of a prox card for vehicle access | Information security, physical security, compliance and privacy | Lower cost, less disruptive access control retrofitting |
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Today's New Product
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Axis H.264-Based Video SystemsAxis Communications has introduced a new generation of network video products built on its in-house-developed ARTPEC-3 chip, which allows integration of in-camera processing for megapixel video, H.264 compression and video analytics. By using the H.264 compression format, the systems save up to 50 percent of storage and network bandwidth compared to MPEG-4 compression and up to 80 percent compared to MJPEG. This allows for more cost-effective video surveillance systems and simplified deployment and management of large-scale video systems. |
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- The Framework For Open Systems
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