Yes, plastic cards can be used for access control in schools. These cards can be programmed with unique identification codes or magnetic stripes that grant or restrict access to specific areas within the school premises. They are commonly used for student and staff identification, allowing for secure entry and ensuring only authorized individuals can access certain areas.
Yes, plastic cards can be used for access control in schools. They can be programmed with unique identification codes or embedded with radio frequency identification (RFID) chips, allowing students and staff to easily access designated areas while enhancing security and tracking attendance.
Yes, plastic cards can be used for access control in schools.
