Case Studies & Articles

Finnish security software company  Visma Megaflex just introduced Idesco ID service and mobile app to their system.

Book your room online then access it with your phone

Australian company High Frequency designed a “self-service” linen portal using Idesco’s display RFID reader 8 CD 2.0 D Pin.

System integrator Visma Megaflex just introduced a powerful new convenience in their systems: the option to use mobile phones to enter.

Simac IDS chose Idesco Oy’s secure, bi-directional OSDP-compatible access control readers.

How does RFID actually work, and what kind of features do transponders require to make it work? This article answers these questions by focusing on RFID’s transponders and their identification capability. If you are a system integrator, your own customers might find the points covered in this discussion helpful.

Before automatic access control was introduced, a Bratislava apartment building, known as ‘The Pentagon’, had suffered a reputation as a place to avoid

For awhile, construction sites have provided a textbook example of how much electronic access control systems can benefit managers.

RFID card technologies used in access control systems are not all the same. Download White Paper: A Path to More Secure Access Control.

Idesco’s RFID display reader is now an integral part of Mikro-Väylä’s solution, identifying visitors by RFID library cards (or barcode) and a personal pin code. Their system guides visitors with displayed visual instructions after Idesco’s RFID reader authenticates them via their RFID cards and pin code.

Denmark’s Evotec recently chose Idesco readers to complete their cargo securing system they had designed for transport companies’ vehicles.

Norwegian SmartDok’s identification system provides Byggekort- and ID06-compatible solutions for businesses that need to collect construction personnel data for maintaining an accurate and easily-accessible record of every worker working their sites. SmartDok chose Finnish Idesco’s robustly reliable readers to provide unprecedented convenient data transfer via GPRS networks amid the Norway’s inclement conditions.