Accessia to Showcase UWB Access Control Solutions at 2024 ISC East
Accessia explains that its UWB technologies provides a more secure and more accurate wireless range than standard Bluetooth technologies.
Visitors to the 2024 ISC East show can visit Accessia in stand #314 during the event. (photo credit: Adobe Stock)
NEW YORK—Accessia, a workplace access, experience, and analytics technology provider, will showcase its ultra-wideband (UWB) hands-free workplace access control and location services, at ISC East this November.
The company says Accessia technology is easy to deploy and integrates with an organization’s existing tech stack, including ASSA ABLOY Aperio wireless locks and Eagle Eye and Rhombus video solutions. Furthermore, Accessia continues, it offers a full suite of webhooks, APIs, and an access control and location services SDK, allowing customers to add further value to their existing technology.
“We are thrilled to showcase our UWB and location services at ISC East,” says Mark Loney, CEO at Accessia. “Our technology is game-changing for organizations who need to protect assets and employees and are looking for a cutting-edge solution. ISC East provides the perfect platform to share these innovations.”
Accessia UWB Access Control Solutions Provide Better User Experiences
Accessia’s ultra-wideband (UWB) cloud access control brings to workplaces the same frictionless experience as keyless car entry and offers several advantages over solutions that use traditional Bluetooth alone:
- Better user experience: UWB enables a true hands-free experience, allowing seamless access even when a phone is in the user’s pocket, and without the need to tap, wave, or swipe
- Enhanced security: UWB technology delivers a more secure and precise range compared to Bluetooth alone, helping to protect from man in the middle (MITM) attacks. Its wider frequency band also makes it more difficult for unauthorized users to intercept or jam the signal
Accessia explains that its location services technology uses beacons to send signals to users’ phones, generating accurate location data that provides more insight than traditional badge swipe data. This technology the company asserts can be used for a wide range of applications that go beyond security that include:
- Emergency response: Designed to make roll call and lockdown more efficient and effective with a ‘last-seen’ location for each user
- Room usage monitoring: Employees can see current availability for meeting rooms in the Accessia workplace app and managers can correlate meeting room booking with actual attendance, helping to easily identify ghost bookings or inappropriate room use
- Facilities management: Live occupancy can signal where to pause HVAC services when a space is empty, while usage insights help improve operational efficiency by revealing which heavily used areas need cleaning
- Space optimization: Insights can be used to help organizations better understand room utilization, allowing them to optimize room types and capacity
- People management: Insights allow HR teams to easily report on hybrid working patterns and identify changes in on-site attendance
Attendees at the of 2024 ISC East show in New York can visit stand #314 at Jacob K. Javits Convention Center on November 20-21 to see the latest Accessia products.
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