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  • Iris recognition system secures university’s athletic department
    Iris recognition system secures university’s athletic department
    Auburn University found a way to defeat this access control threat. In 2011, it chose an iris-scanning solution by Princeton Identity. Eyes, after all, are something that students and coaches have with them at all times.
    Editor / Provider: Princeton Identity | Updated: 2018 / 12 / 18
  • The success of wireless access control — voices from market players
    The success of wireless access control — voices from market players
    Following publication of “The Wireless Access Control Report 2018”, ASSA ABLOY shared some views from leading security professionals in a range of industries about how they see the market, and the future, for wireless access control.
    Editor / Provider: ASSA ABLOY | Updated: 2018 / 11 / 1
  • New smart solutions help older adults as well as care providers
    New smart solutions help older adults as well as care providers
    Amazon Alexa will be soon introduced to the Kisco Senior Living community to make life easier and enable automation for its residents, while helping community operators and staff members more efficiently manage the property.
    Editor / Provider: John Liu | Updated: 2018 / 11 / 1
  • Service providers find new business models to emphasize independent living
    Service providers find new business models to emphasize independent living
    Connected healthcare solutions and technology in smart home, especially for our senior family members, often remain a doubt. Either because the solutions sometimes go too broad or difficult to understand, or the elders are worried about having after-sales problems that cause great inconvenience.
    Editor / Provider: Samantha Shen | Updated: 2018 / 5 / 31
  • Stanford University researchers use ultrasound signal to trigger smart devices
    Stanford University researchers use ultrasound signal to trigger smart devices
    The future home as we imagine nowadays is full of connected devices, from tiny sensors, carbon monoxide detectors to security cameras and smart speakers. However, what is the most energy-saving way to awaken a device? A team of researchers at Stanford University said ultrasound is the answer.
    Editor / Provider: Elvina Yang | Updated: 2018 / 2 / 26
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