1.Enhanced Security at Premises: Access requires authorization, making it mandatory and precise. This prevents unauthorized personnel from entering, as all entry and exit activities must be verified.

Centralized Management: For facilities with multiple access points or even cross-regional branches, unified control and management can be achieved through a central management platform.

Remote Control: Property owners can use mobile apps, etc., to open doors for visitors, grant temporary access, or implement emergency lockdowns for specific areas.

Having understood the benefits of automated access control equipment, and with advancing technology and growing customer demand in this area, UPARK has increasingly invested in research and development for the integrated control of automatic bollards with other access control systems and devices.

Currently, UPARK automatic bollards can achieve integrated control with devices or systems such as mobile apps, access cards (access buttons), Bluetooth wireless connections, and network platforms, enabling more intelligent and automated operations.

It is well-known that traditional automatic bollards could only be controlled using remote controls, some of which even relied on non-rechargeable batteries. Although UPARK's bollard remote controls have been optimized to be rechargeable, reusable, and more compact – making them more suitable for general residential use – we continue to actively explore new control methods. We have already developed functionality using Tuya modules to coordinate control of automatic bollards via mobile apps, which has been widely implemented in regions like Canada. Additionally, the method of controlling bollards via keypads was researched and tested earlier by us and has also received positive customer feedback in practical applications.