Biometrics by Fingerprints in IP door station series by Bird Door Automation

Bird Home Automation, a Berlin-based manufacturer of “DoorBird” IP access control devices, is expanding its product portfolio to include door intercoms with an integrated Fingerprints module in their D21- series.

With a DoorBird door station, homeowners and residents can see and speak to their visitors and delivery services on the go via smartphone and unlock the door when needed. Each door intercom features an HD wide-angle camera, motion sensor and audio system with echo and noise cancellation. Keyless access control via RFID or PIN code is now complemented by a new option: via Biometrics by Fingerprints.

The fingerprint module is fully integrated into the DoorBird software architecture and can be configured remotely at any time. Via app or web-based dashboard, the user can grant and withdraw access permissions.

"Thanks to the cooperation with Fingerprints, we can fulfill many of our customers’ requests for high-quality IP access control devices with a fully integrated biometric fingerprint sensor," says Sascha Keller, CEO of Bird Home Automation. "When it comes to collaborations, we always try to work with the best in their class. Fingerprints’ technology is characterized by a superior biometric performance and security, and we are excited to have it integrated into our DoorBird IP video door stations."

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Link to press release from Bird Home Automation.

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