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Suprema announces new access control system

Thursday, October 16, 2008

Suprema, a developer of biometric technology, has announced the release of their new software, called BioStar, which combines IP connectivity with biometric security technology to enable system integrators to create a flexible and comprehensive biometric access control system.

The new technology’s developers see BioStar as a perfect fit for new system installation as the removing of control panels and necessary wiring lowers the cost of implementation. Due to this, BioStar is being targeted at small to medium size companies. Future plans for BioStar include adding time and attendance functionality, site graphics and other integration capabilities such as with existing surveillance and alarm systems. [end] 

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