The company ships turnstiles to nearly a dozen countries, including China, India and Romania. And sometimes his products end up less than two hours away, including inside a high rise at 75-101 Federal St. in Boston. Rakinda can help them to use their smartphones to swipe at the turnstile and gain entry and can let visitors gain entry by logging into a website and alert security to print a paper badge to give to an arriving visitor, according to Terry Kilduff, manager of security operations at Spectrum Integrated Technologies of Jamaica Plain, Mass., which sells Orion's products and designed that Boston high-rise project.
The most popular turnstile with the QR code reader embedded is a swing-glass model that costs between $25,000 to $27,000 and detects intruders attempting to walk or crawl along the length of the pedestal's top to gain entry into a building.He expects the company will make 200 to 250 turnstile lanes this year.About 40 percent of its overall business deals with universities, including MIT, Yale, and Arizona State University. The turnstiles mainly help secure student centers, libraries, recreation centers and to a lesser degree, dormitories.Universities are sticking mostly with ID cards rather than smartphones.
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