Installing an RFID access control system might be a simple and quick solution. As opposed to other previous technologies, each RFID badge’s embedded electronic information may be read from a great distance away and can be rewritten several times. The reader’s greater range enables other tracking devices, like security cameras, to be activated in reaction to an employee’s presence. RFID badge readers also allow for the simultaneous reading of multiple cards. The recording and preservation of data on employee access, attendance, and the accomplishment of their assigned tasks is made simple and effective by databases.

An access control system based on RFID is in use in Dubai.

Businesses all over the world are putting new security policies and procedures into place to meet the rising need for strong security and safety measures. It is crucial to keep meticulous records of where and when cars are parked and moved because cars are both incredibly vulnerable and necessary for daily life. Additionally, automated systems are preferred because they deliver a great level of performance while requiring less human supervision, hence lowering the possibility of operator error.

parking management systems based on RFID that limit vehicle entry. In addition to smart card access or UHF (long-range) access control, we required a Boom Barrier, a Controller, and an Access Management system to deploy our solution. The UHF tags on visitors’ vehicles connect the building management and parking management software. These tags can be read by a long-range reader up to 12 meters away.