The security industry is developing faster than ever before.
Technological development and digitalization play the leading role and shape the life of tomorrow.
Digitization allows individual products to be seamlessly connected, reducing complexity and minimizing the cost of installation and commissioning
Facial recognition technologies are among the most trusted and efficient access control tools available to smart cities.
Thanks to the digital innovations and solutions available, Notre Dame can enjoy a process of rebirth — which will be done better, faster, and cheaper than it was ever possible.
ERP is the process of managing and integrating the day-to-day operations of a business and these ERP applications automate and assist many administrative and operational business processes.
Logistics is a crucial part of doing business in the modern world, but it comes with a high environmental cost. About 8 percent of the global carbon emissions come from logistics, which is also a significant contributor to air pollution including particulate matter, nitrogen oxides, and volatile organic compounds.
It’s increasingly apparent that BIM is not just a design tool; it’s a new way of working. Even professionals in non design jobs can benefit from the training and find their roles more rewarding.
After societies relied on mechanical keys for thousands of years for security, the world of access control now has technology transforming the industry.
Computer vision is when AI has eyes and automates human sight. It has countless applications in many fields, including construction, security, agriculture, and many more.
Outsourcing scopes for facilities management is the future, with many proven business benefits, particularly in specialty scopes and technical services like access control.
"Buy experiences, not things" might sound like just another inspirational social media quote. However, it's the mantra that summarizes one of the tremendous paradigm shifts in consumer demand, which has been making waves in the global markets since the 1990s.
Like many great inventions in history, modern robots first existed in science fiction literature before they materialized in the real world. The word "robot" was first coined by the Czech playwright Karl Capek in 1921, in his hit play, "Rossum's Universal Robots". It comes from the word "rabota", which means "slave labor" in the Old Slavonic language.
The fitness and sports industry is growing exponentially. Consumers engage with physical activities more than ever, which exploded fitness into a global industry, edging USD 100 billion in worth.