At first, immobilizer, the electronic security system, was designed for automobiles. Because of its reliability, when the long-time passes, and we step into an era where efficiency and security reign supreme, immobilizer technology has been adapted to improve security in consumer goods. Serving as an electronic security system, its primary objective is to prevent unauthorized access and thwart theft attempts, thus becoming a pivotal asset in enhancing safety and protection.
The primary usage of an immobilizer is as an electronic security system that utilizes Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology to establish communication between the car and the key. It is designed to prevent theft and enhance car safety by ensuring that the engine cannot be started unless the correct key is used or matches the code microchip inside.
Vehicle Immobilizer
One potential application for immobilizer technology is modern residential access control which combine from the building entrance, digital delivery locker, and of course, each apartment room. For example, an immobilizer could be incorporated into a non-touch key system for allowing users to gain access without physically inserting the key into a lock or contacting a reader. These non-touch key systems are commonly used in hotels, offices, residential buildings, and other environments where streamlined access control is essential. The integration of non-touch key systems with immobilizer technology offers added convenience, as users only need to bring the key close to the reader to activate the lock or gain access. This seamless and efficient access control mechanism not only enhances security, but also improves the overall user experience.
Communicate function between key and reader via RFID
is how immobilizer works in resident access control.
From all above efficiencies, this technology is an alternative way to enhance security with maintenance free. It provides easier way to access resident and locker by just one tap with modern technology.
