Stadium & Building Access

Operators and designers of systems designed to allow people to gain entry and exit to places of work, museums, amusement parks, trade fairs and stadia have, over the past few decades, made more and more use of technology to drive the visitor journey.

Access-IS readers have been designed to provide safe, secure and simple access to a range of buildings and structures. From delivering a barcoded visitor pass to someone’s email before they visit a corporate office, to delivering thousands of concert tickets via electronic barcodes, print-at-home tickets and downloaded NFC e-tickets, Access devices allow for intuitive use regardless of the ticket technology. This, in turn, speeds up visitor passage and prevents bottlenecks in high throughput environments.

Improving Visitor Flow

Access-IS barcode and NFC readers have been installed in buildings and venues around the world for over 20 years by a range of corporate and commercial businesses, theme park operators, stadia and amusement parks. In one recent example, access integrators partnered with a city-wide monorail system to allow event pass-holders to seamlessly access both transit system and exhibitions.

Access-IS readers are designed to be robust, with no moving parts. This has made them the ideal solution for integration in a wide range of environments and applications, where their flexibility and reliability have made them an obvious choice.

Access-IS stadium and building access devices can be specified to read barcode and/or RFID tickets, passes and tokens from smartphones, tablets, smartwatches and paper — all of which are read almost instantly, presented in any orientation, through a single point of presentation.

Capturing barcode and RFID data reliably allows operators to optimise visitor throughput, minimises queues and contributes to better security and an enhanced visitor experience.

Applications Include

• Sports and entertainment venues
• Visitor attractions
• Corporate office buildings
• Hospitals
• Exhibition venues
• Schools, colleges and universities