Dormakaba, a manufacturer of access control gates, is expanding its work in the airports sector, after reporting a strong financial year.
The Switzerland-based company said its sales were boosted by its Argus Air eGates sensor gates, and wider growing demand led to it to expand its production facility in Chennai.
The company explained the production centre was expanded to add the assembly lines for its Argus Air Self-Boarding/ Security & Lounge products. It currently employs 60 people and serves the Indian market for Dormakaba.
Dormakaba revealed it was partnering with security scanner experts Rohde & Schwarz on an “innovative” automatic body scan product, with its automatic gates integrated for added security.
“This self-screening is a new approach but is based on mature technologies, products, and solutions within the Dormakaba portfolio and the portfolios of the other companies involved in the project,” the company said.
The product is currently being tested in Las Vegas airport, and Dormakaba said further airport tests would be carried out around the world.
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By GlobalDataCEO Till Reuter said the expansion to regional production centres allowed it to work on high level projects.
“As a global market and innovation leader in access control systems for airports, we are experiencing strong demand. With regional production centres, we can optimally meet demand in growth markets and successfully implement major projects. Technology partnerships with leading companies such as Rohde & Schwarz enable us to develop pioneering innovations like automated security checks for airports,” Reuter explained.