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Attendance Systems, RFID, Biometrics   Badges, tokens, and fobs were used for restricting / controlling access to a particular area and also to mark attendance. The new trend gives emphasizes on a “frictionless” experiences, i.e., experiences in which employees and visitors don’t have to rummage around for their badges or wait for IT or security to give them entry to the building.  Those experiences become a reality through a number of technologies, but the common ones are access control biometrics and radiofrequencies (RFID ) . The two technologies can be used separately, or they can be combined. The latter option holds the most promise; it allows for greater reliability, accuracy, security, and convenience . BIOMETRICS Options in access control biometrics include fingerprints, iris recognition, heartbeats, and facial recognition. The most common method is fingerprint access control and attendance systems.   Then came the face detection attendance cum access

PTZ stands for Pan, Tilt, and Zoom. They are also called Speed Dome Cameras. These are gold-standard cameras for video surveillance. Unlike less expensive static cameras, there’s no need to limit your view to whatever the camera lens happens to be pointing at. Think someone may be lurking in the shadows, just out of sight of your fixed-focus bullet camera? With a PTZ camera, it’s easy to take charge and instruct the camera to move the camera from left to right (pan), or up and down (tilt), or even to zoom in for a close-up that can provide significantly greater detail. Only PTZ cameras provide you this level of mechanical control, even after the camera is firmly mounted in position. When housed in a hardened, vandalism-resistant dome, and mounted on an indoor ceiling or outdoor overhang, it’s possible to implement discreet, active surveillance of any suspicious activity by questionable individuals. Track a suspicious character’s movements, or zoom in to see what she just put in her pu