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The recent MLAA Trade Show was a big success at the Sofitel in Melbourne where we had the chance to demonstrate our latest products for the audiences in attendance. A little demonstration comparing our locks with the inferior optical sensors was very informative going by the feeback we received. So stay tuned for the next demonstration when we hit the road soon!

After much testing we now have several leading builders on board that are using the SAS range of locks after trialling other cheaper locks such those with optical sensors. "While they were cheaper and offered a bit of a gimmick the fact that they let us down many times was not worth it. After Phill and the guys gave us one to trial we now fit them as standard to all our homes." Arch Davies of Aldy Homes.

Its true! Compared with "cheaper" locks that use an optical sensor that can be compromised our 3dimensional sensors are more secure than anything else short of DNA. If you want reliability and security assurance step up to a SAS Fingerlock!

Be sure to keep checking this site for the net big Home Show that we'll be show caseing our products.

Our True Print Finger scanning Vs Cheaper Optical scanners

98% reliability against their 56% after 415 individual tests 

•          A well-known independent market research organization was hired to conduct and witness a large-scale test of the Finger Lock system and three competitive systems

•          Competitive systems were popular optical and DC capacitive sensors that are currently on the market

•          Three different tests were conducted:

–         Random test of 415 people in 4 cities

–         Skin type test

–         Skin contamination test

•          Data was collected for enrollment failures, FRR, and FAR on all systems for comparative purposes

•          Purpose:  to demonstrate the Finger Lock system's ability to enroll and verify (1 to 1 match) across a wide variety of demographic conditions

•          A total of 415 participants across four major U.S. metropolitan areas.

–         173 in Portland, Oregon.

–         76 in Denver, Colorado.

–         79 in Chicago, Illinois.

–         87 in Washington, D.C.

•          Tests performed by independent consultants

•        TruePrint™
•        Reads through the outer layer of skin to the live layer, below the surface, where the true print originates
•        Relatively unaffected by contamination, calluses, dry fingers, sweaty fingers, and elderly fingers compared to surface based imaging technologies
•   Dynamic Optimization™
•        System can adjust up to 15 parameters dynamically as fingerprint is being acquired
•        Enables acquisition of fingerprints from the broadest range of people in the population
•        Active Anti-Spoofing
•        TruePrint™ is the only biometric fingerprint technology that can measure electrical characteristics of the “real finger”
•     User Benefits
•        Capable of working for everyone
•        Minimizes post sales support calls
•        Minimizes your customers’ total cost of ownership

Another successful home show demonstration was made at the Royal Adelaide Home Show where we were swamped with interest from all walks of life. Keep an eye on this space for our next public demonstation.

Check out their website at www.adelaidehomeshow.com.au for more info.

Smart Access Systems is proud to sponsor the Australian Police Football Championships this year  that are to be held in Adelaide. We wish all teams the best of luck.

The richer and more successful you are, the less keys you carry.

James Bond has been using it for years but the Gold Coast is set to catch on.

Fingerprint scanning, once the stuff of the spy , has finally passed into the hands of local home owners.

Businesses such as Woolworths and Qantas already use the scanning process to employees but few Australian homes have the technology.

The science-fiction fantasy has become part of life for the reality show Big Brother.

The house diary room has been placed under a fingerprint-activated lock.

Gold Coast company Smart Access Systems and Anthony McAllister were eager to bring the technology to Australia and ensure that homeowners could tap into the security systems.

"It is new technology" he said.

"When people see the product, they love it".

"You don't need keys any more - it's brilliant, it really is clever".

The technology is part of the field of biometrics which include facial, iris and voice recognition.

The fingerprints of home owners are programmed into the door locks, which can register between 25 and 250 fingerprints, depending on the model.

Users press a button  on the unit and place their finger on a sensor to unlock the door.

If an attempt is made to tamper with the lock, an alarm goes off.

Mr McAllister said the technogy had been created for security.

"It doesn't work with dead fingers - and what criminal in their right mind is going to put their fingerprint on it" he said.

The unit automatically locks the home or office three seconds after someone passes through. This ensures that there are no more panicked returns home to check if the front door was locked.

With only a nine-volt battery needed to power the lock from the outside - if the internal batteries die - the innovation makes locksmiths a thing of the past, accord to Mr McAllister.

"I'll never be locked out of my house again" he said.

"It's a million times cheaper than a locksmith".