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With this app from Ingersoll Rand Security Technologies, building occupants can use their smart phones to unlock doors and even pay for meals, laundry, and books on a college campus. Simply launch the app and tap the phase to the reader. Building managers can assign credentials (virtual keys) over the air to any Near Field Communications (NFC)-enabled smart phone. The app works with the company's aptiQ smart-card readers, as well as most Schlage and XceedID readers.
Sept. 19, 2013

With this app from Ingersoll Rand Security Technologies, building occupants can use their smart phones to unlock doors and even pay for meals, laundry, and books on a college campus. Simply launch the app and tap the phase to the reader. Building managers can assign credentials (virtual keys) over the air to any Near Field Communications (NFC)-enabled smart phone. The app works with the company's aptiQ smart-card readers, as well as most Schlage and XceedID readers.

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