Biometric Locks

Biometric Locks – Overview:

With the rapid growth of IoT applications, in just a few years, the way to access and secure our daily domestic lives has transformed significantly. The sophisticated solutions of today not only offer consumers state-of-the-art home security, but a range of ways to enhance daily life. Take the automation of home security, for example, enabling consumers to control their locks and alarm systems remotely and allowing access to, say, trusted neighbours or delivery drivers without needing a physical key.
A smart connected home is, at its core, a combination of increased convenience and security – something biometrics offers on both fronts. A key barrier to consumers adopting smart home solutions are concerns about privacy and security, yet these can be assured by biometrics.
In the family home, biometric locks not only secure the house, but enable a range of personalized access controls. For example, access to potentially hazardous areas, such as medicine cabinets and kitchen drawers could be restricted to children. Similarly, in a shared house or flat, personalized controls could give housemates greater privacy by controlling access to personal and shared areas.

Benefits:-

• Scalability to include more access points
• Quick processing of large groups of people say at a factory during shift change.
• Eliminate double shift clock in by employees hence reduce fictitious claims
• Restrict entry and access to sensitive material/data by unauthorized personnel
• Eliminate waste by monitoring allocation of resources in real time. Govts can use this to allocate bursaries or manage social safety net programs.
• Procurement department can benefit by keeping track of supplies and placing orders in time to avoid shortages
• Stadia management system can be used to safely manage large groups to avoid stampedes
• Timely payment of bills by integrating with HR/Payroll systems.

• Business
• Office
• Construction sites
• Schools