Solutions · Access & Manpower
Facial recognition, card authentication, and turnstile control working as one system — with self-registration that keeps queues short and every entry logged automatically.
Why it matters
Most access control problems aren’t dramatic — they’re a slow front desk, a health risk, and a blind spot when something actually goes wrong.
Manual registration at the front desk piles up during peak hours. Self-registration lets visitors and new staff register themselves, pending approval, without anyone waiting in line.
Fingerprint scanners mean shared touchpoints. Facial recognition — even through a mask — and card authentication remove the need for contact entirely.
Without a connected system, no one can answer “who was on site, and when.” An integrated log makes that answerable in seconds, not days.
Singapore recorded an average of roughly 580 trespassing cases a year between 2013 and 2018, with around 700 arrests annually — a reminder that even low-crime environments need a working front door, not just a locked one.
The Fleet
Pick the chassis that fits the job, every unit runs the same Collie intelligence layer underneath.
Partner — LimX
Four-legged unit for autonomous patrol, hazardous-area inspection and remote surveillance. Runs manually or fully autonomously.
MOBILITY
Legged
Partner — Casbot
Human-interaction robot for information services, guided assistance, and front-of-house presence in public or industrial areas.
MOBILITY
Bipedal
Partner — iBen
Wheeled platform for indoor goods delivery, area patrol, or logistics tasks across commercial and industrial facilities
MOBILITY
Wheeled
Partner — XinBaidong
Robotic arm for automating repetitive tasks — assembly, precision handling, and inspection on production lines.
MOBILITY
Fixed / arm
What’s inside
Access Control Management is built as a single feature set — software that decides who goes where, hardware that enforces it.
Authenticate staff and visitors by face, even with a mask on — or by card, with no shared surface to touch.
Physical barriers work hand-in-hand with authentication devices, so approval on-screen becomes a movement restriction in the real world.
Visitors and new staff register themselves ahead of arrival or at a kiosk, routed to the right approver and assigned to the correct locations automatically.
Every authentication event becomes an attendance record — who entered, where, and when — feeding directly into reporting.
How it flows
The same loop, whether it’s a visitor’s first visit or a staff member’s five-hundredth.
A visitor or new staff member self-registers, is routed for approval, and gets assigned to the locations they’re cleared to enter.
At the gate, face or card is verified against the assignment. No match, no clearance — the turnstile simply doesn’t open.
Every pass becomes a timestamped record — feeding attendance reports, occupancy limits, and incident investigations.
The same face-and-card authentication that guards your turnstiles also rides on the Collie robot fleet — letting a patrol unit badge itself through the same gates your staff use, no separate system required.
Where it’s deployed
Access Control Management is built as a single feature set — software that decides who goes where, hardware that enforces it.
Cardless door access and self-service visitor sign-in with full attendance reporting.
Worker and visitor access history tied to on-site safety and PPE compliance
Visitors and new staff register themselves ahead of arrival or at a kiosk, routed to the right approver and assigned to the correct locations automatically.
Visitor and worker access monitoring across gates that change by project phase.
They can operate autonomously or semi-autonomously with human supervision depending on use case.
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