Doors that remember.
Per industry research, 62% of new access-control installs went face-first, and the global access control and attendance segment runs at USD 2.73 B. We deliver the full door row from one line: face terminals at 0.3 s class with dual-lens liveness, 5,000–50,000 user classes, and a 10,000-user / 50,000-record controller on TCP/IP + RS485.
Three reasons lobbies stop trusting cards alone.
- Credential drag: 100,000+ card store class sounds like a lot until contract officers and visitors live on the same row — a 5,000–50,000 face class puts the roster in the panel, not in a packet.
- Photo attacks on single-lens: printed photos and screen replays beat 2D-era cameras; dual-lens RGB + IR liveness is the new mid-grade minimum, around 0.3 s class with the 40–70 cm duty envelope.
- Roster churn: access groups and time-zone matrix per config decide who gets in when — no event log means you only find out on the bad day.
- Outdoor duty: metal-body IP-grade variants (waterproof-grade housing per model) and DC12V 2A rails across the line — the gate terminal survives the site, not just the showroom.
What a 2026 door row needs
| Requirement | Reference target | Our lines |
|---|---|---|
| Face recognition | 0.3 s class, 1:1 / 1:N, 40–70 cm envelope class | TM-Ai18E / TM-Ai01 |
| User capacity | 5,000–50,000 class across models | TM-Ai family, per model config |
| Liveness | Dual-lens RGB + IR, photo/screen rejection | All TM-Ai face terminals |
| Door control | Relay output, exit-button input, lock power cycle | TM-SS01 controller |
| Event logging | 10,000 users + 50,000 records class | TM-SS01 (TCP/IP + RS485) |
| Rules | Access groups, time-zone matrix, anti-tailgate per config | TM-SS01 controller logic |
| Integration | Free SDK with demo routine, Web/App config, 48h FAE | Whole line |
| Program flexibility | MOQ 1 pc · samples 1–3 days · mass 10–25 days (<5,000 pcs) · 2-year warranty | Whole line |
One line from the lobby panel to the lock relay.
- TM-Ai18E (8-inch touch, 5,000-user class) anchors the lobby; TM-Ai01 takes the outdoor gate with its IP-grade metal body and 5,000–50,000 user class, dual-lens RGB + IR for photo/screen rejection.
- Behind the panel, TM-SS01 handles one-door logic: 10,000 users, 50,000 records, relay and exit-button inputs, access groups and time-zone matrix per config, anti-tailgate logic per config.
- The free SDK covers Web/App configuration, and the 48h FAE line answers integration questions — 1,000–1,600 template fingerprint and 100,000+ card lanes stay on compatible variants.
- MOQ 1 pc: bench the exact panel against your door hardware before the program. 62% new-install face share is momentum; the right enclosure is the spec.
Three pieces, one door row.
What integrators report after a face-first switch.
Building integrators consolidate lobby panel and gate unit on one TCP/IP row — terminal, relay and event log come from a single line, so the wiring plan carries one vendor, not five.
Pattern · Building systems integrators — EU & UK
Roster-heavy sites rate the 5,000–50,000 user class as the deciding factor — contract staff and visitors stay on the panel without prune sessions, with access groups per config.
Pattern · Roster-heavy site operators — Middle East
Liveness is where returns live: photo-screen rejection at the gate is the difference between a photo in a wallet and a badge swap, and DC12V rails keep the retrofit simple.
Pattern · Door-logic resellers — Latin America
Access control FAQs
Yes — MOQ 1 pc per model, samples in 1–3 days; mass production is 10–25 days for orders under 5,000 pcs.
Terminals carry relay output per model; the TM-SS01 adds the 10,000-user / 50,000-record class, time-zone matrix and anti-tailgate logic — FAE sizes it in the 48h reply.
It is the family-level capacity band; the exact user store for your model is confirmed per SKU matrix at the quote stage.
Bring the door list, keep the whole row.
We return a terminal-and-controller match plus SDK links within 48h.
