SmartAccess: Developing a Secure Access Control System Mobile Interface
Partanen, Jasmin (2024)
2024
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https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:amk-202403114166
https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:amk-202403114166
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The goal of this project was to design and develop a secure access control user interface that allows apartment building residents or authorised personnel to grant temporary access to their buildings by generating four-digit access codes. The starting point of this study was the observation that traditional building access systems lack the ability to provide users the option to selectively allow guests to access the residential buildings.
The project was carried out to address the security concerns arising from the growing population and the need to modernise the building’s access systems. The study involved a thorough literature review and data collection through surveys, as well as the use of various tools and technologies to design and develop the smart access control system, including a mobile application and its backend service.
The outcome of the study was a prototype of an access control user interface with significant potential to revolutionise building access control systems. This study provides a foundation for future development and research in the field of smart access control systems. The study's findings have practical implications for companies, institutions and individuals seeking to enhance security in their buildings while also providing a user-friendly and flexible access control system that is remotely manageable.
In conclusion, the smart access control system developed in this project provides a high level of security, convenience, and flexibility for its users, making it an ideal solution for residential complexes and companies alike.
The project was carried out to address the security concerns arising from the growing population and the need to modernise the building’s access systems. The study involved a thorough literature review and data collection through surveys, as well as the use of various tools and technologies to design and develop the smart access control system, including a mobile application and its backend service.
The outcome of the study was a prototype of an access control user interface with significant potential to revolutionise building access control systems. This study provides a foundation for future development and research in the field of smart access control systems. The study's findings have practical implications for companies, institutions and individuals seeking to enhance security in their buildings while also providing a user-friendly and flexible access control system that is remotely manageable.
In conclusion, the smart access control system developed in this project provides a high level of security, convenience, and flexibility for its users, making it an ideal solution for residential complexes and companies alike.