Canada’s Mircom group of companies has unveiled a smart access control platform for modern residential and mixed-use buildings.

The access controller unites hardware design with flexible, cloud-connected intelligence to deliver a seamless experience for residents, visitors and property managers.

Access control is evolving beyond managing credentials and door strikes. Engineered with a platform-first approach, the system integrates seamlessly with existing building infrastructure while supporting features such as mobile and cloud-based management. The platform has been engineered from the ground up to integrate mobility, identity management and intelligent building communication, all within a single, cohesive system.

“The future of property security lies in openness, scalability and interoperability,” said Jason Falbo, chief technology officer at Mircom. “We have designed it to work effortlessly with the technologies people already rely on, while future-proofing for what comes next.”

It is said to combine durability, modern aesthetics and an intuitive interface with robust security features and streamlined installation. The system is designed to empower:

• Residents: Enter the building using an access card or entry code, receive video calls via the MiEntry app, and remotely unlock doors and gates. Generate QR codes through the MiEntry app for temporary access for visitors and delivery personnel.
• Visitors: Call residents or reception, scroll through a list of names and groups, search for a specific name to call, and use QR codes for quick dialling or temporary access.
• Property managers: Review event logs, issue or restrict access and have peace of mind with IP65 rated and vandal-resistant design.
• Installers: Quick easy installation, configuration and updates.

More information about the TX3-T10 24.5cm touch video intercom systems can be found at www.mircom.com/T10.

Ontario-based Mircom (www.mircom.com) is a designer, manufacturer and distributor of intelligent building products, specialising in fire detection, security and building automation. With a presence in more than 100 countries, it delivers products that make buildings smarter, safer and more connected.