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SMACS: solutions for the uniqueness of multi-stream presence

The SMACS solutions are flexible and efficient solutions for controlling the uniqueness of presence and passage. They are based on a "multi-sensor" technological strategy. Globally, many leading companies use SMACS solutions to ensure their security. Typical applications are found in data centers, secured production areas, airports, R & D centers, and finance.

Thanks to SMACS, multi-stream security can be implemented while using a single infrastructure. This allows for more security while saving space. The streams managed by SMACS include the flow of people, the flow of disabled persons, the flow of persons with extreme body shapes, the flow of hand luggage, and the flow of materials. Designed to integrate seamlessly into existing infrastructure, SMACS are the natural complement to any identification system such as identity cards and biometric sensors.

The flexibility of SMACS also allows for the establishment of security processes that meet customer needs. Examples of such processes include "symmetric security" mode, "asymmetric security" mode, "simple lock" mode, "VIP" mode, "transport" mode, ...

Patented and "swiss made", SMACS are compatible with many security standards in various types of industry (e.g. PCI, AEO, TAPA, IFS, ...).

Complete, customized lock solutions

Multi-stream security (people, disabled persons, persons with extreme body shapes, hand luggage, materials)

Multifunctional infrastructure (lock, emergency exit, entry for materials, ...)

Seamless integration into your existing built architecture and technical infrastructure

Possible retrofitting

More than 25 years of experience

Detailed information on the various SMACS solutions (general brochure):

SMACS Flex (PDF, VIDEO): solution for the uniqueness of presence for locks with 2 to 4 doors where high security is necessary, with the option to securely manage luggage flows.

Typical application areas include data centers, critical infrastructures, logistics centers, secured production areas, financial institutions, airports, R&D centers, prisons, government institutions, ...

SMACS FlexMat (PDF, VIDEO): solution for the uniqueness of presence for locks with 2 to 4 doors where high security is necessary, with integrated secure management of material flow.

Typical application areas include data centers, critical infrastructures, logistics centers, secured production areas, financial institutions, airports, R&D centers, prisons, government institutions, ...

SMACS Mat (PDF, VIDEO): solution for the uniqueness of presence for 2-door locks to ensure that only materials pass through the lock.

Typical application areas include data centers, airports, logistics centers, ...

SMACS 1door-TS (PDF, VIDEO): solution for the uniqueness of presence to secure access to a door (single-door lock), with high security, with the option to manage material flows.

Typical application areas include data centers, critical infrastructures, logistics centers, secured production areas, financial institutions, airports, R & D centers, prisons, government institutions, ...

SMACS Entry (PDF, VIDEO): solution for the uniqueness of presence to detect unauthorized access through a door.

Typical application areas include headquarters, hospitals, administrative buildings, ...)

SMACS Lift (PDF, VIDEO): solution for the uniqueness of presence for elevators to ensure that only authorized persons use the elevator and thus have access to secured floors.

Typical application areas include headquarters, data centers, financial institutions, R & D centers, ...

SMACS Multi-Entry (PDF, VIDEO): solution for the uniqueness of presence for 2-door locks to secure access with a high flow of people.

Typical application areas include headquarters, hospitals, administrative buildings, ...

Usage examples

SMACS are flexible and efficient solutions for controlling the uniqueness of passage. Since 1999, many passages have been successfully secured thanks to SMACS solutions. More information on specific examples can be found in our press releases.

SMACS are capable of securing multiple types of flows simultaneously (people, disabled persons, persons with extreme body shapes, hand luggage, and materials). SMACS can be installed and integrated very easily into existing infrastructure. The operating modes of SMACS are aligned with customer requirements. They include modes such as "symmetric security" mode, "asymmetric security" mode, "simple lock" mode, "VIP" mode, "transport" mode, ...

SMACS solutions have been used to implement many demanding security standards in different markets. Examples of standards include PCI-CP, IFS, TAPA, AEO, ...

Typical applications are:

Data centers

Secured production areas

Financial institutions

Airports

Government infrastructures

Critical infrastructures

Laboratories and R&D centers

Headquarters

Prisons

Advantages

Limitations of mechanical solutions:

Traditional solutions for the uniqueness of passage rely on mechanical or physical constraints hindering the movement of people. This approach is inefficient in terms of performance and lacks flexibility to ensure an effective security procedure.

Advantages of SMACS:

SMACS solutions are efficient and flexible.

In addition to the functionality of uniqueness, SMACS incorporate vacancy control features and integrated door management.

Multi-stream security can be implemented within a single infrastructure, thus offering more security while saving space. The streams managed by SMACS include the flow of people, the flow of disabled persons, the flow of persons with extreme body shapes, the flow of hand luggage, and the flow of materials.

SMACS can be integrated into any access control and/or identification system such as identity cards and biometric sensors.

Security processes are aligned with customer needs. Examples of such processes include "symmetric security" mode, "asymmetric security" mode, "simple lock" mode, "VIP" mode, "transport" mode, ...

There are no physical constraints that hinder users.

SMACS are designed to integrate into existing infrastructure.

Reference clients worldwide since 1999.

Patented and manufactured in Switzerland.