Access control platform is web-based

The system is accessible via web browsers, making it independent from OSs or device platforms. The convenience of the system is driven by a number of automations throughout installation and maintenance. Automatic device discovery avoids tedious manual data input and detection processes. The feature allows the installer to simply select and configure the device from the list of connected devices within the network. Additionally, all future updates for BioStar 2 will be made available from a cloud-based resource. The optional automatic update feature will ensure that the system is up-to-date with the latest versions of firmware made available.

BioStar 2 offers uncompromising performance with the ability to handle large system capacities, accommodating up to 1,000 devices. The data transfer to large numbers of devices is processed via Hyper Data Transfer to reduce the system downtime during maintenance. The system also allows unlimited time schedules and advanced user group settings to support complex access control setups.

"Suprema is excited to introduce a next-gen access control solution that is fitting for the current technological environment," said Young S. Moon, Vice President, Suprema. "We believe that the current technological environment is progressing in such a dynamic way, that securing flexibility and versatility to the new system was one of the key objectives. The system is developed to be web-friendly, using the latest web standards and is not dependent on any specific OS or client device, unlike a number of different solutions in the market. With the newly found versatility, we expect BioStar 2 to serve as a foundation that we develop and expand to satisfy our customers' growing needs."