ZKTeco USA to Show Latest Access Control Solutions at GSX 2025

ATLANTA—ZKTeco USA, a provider of  biometric verification and access control technology, has announced that it will be highlighting its full portfolio of access control solutions ranging from its multi-tech standalone readers, metal detectors, optical turnstiles, Torus key cabinets, visitor management, and new scalable cloud-based access control software, Cielo365 at GSX 2025.

Taking place in New Orleans  on Sept. 29 to Oct. 1,  ZKTeco USA points out that its newly released cloud-based access control software platform, Cielo365 will be on display and it says the solution enables customers to easily transition from an on-premise solution to a cloud-based system. The new software supports legacy ZKTeco devices and is compatible with existing access control hardware including Omni Series standalone readers, Pro Series panels, and SpeedFace. Cielo365 is supported by a new mobile app available that offers users remote management capabilities that include opening and closing doors, adding/removing users, viewing sites, reporting, and real-time notifications.

“We are excited to personally meet with our customers and offer one on one live demonstrations of our forward-thinking access control solutions at GSX,” states Manish Dalal, president at ZKTeco USA. “We pride ourselves on providing greater choice to customers looking to elevate their security by offering flexible, cost-effective solutions to control access and monitor their locations globally.”

ZKTeco USA to Feature a Range of Products at GSX 2025

During the show attendees will be able to view live demonstrations in booth #3047 of ZKTeco’s wide array of products including standalone biometric readers such as the Omni Series (Omni 20 and 30), EP Series, SpeedFace Series (SF1008-WP, SF1005V), along with the AtlasCloud access control hardware and software solutions.  The company asserts the Omni standalone reader controller helps end users looking for one access control system that can do it all. The Omni 30 standalone reader control can also act as an intercom with SIP based-calling that includes one-way video and two-way audio communication in addition to offering access control and visitor management. It easily integrates with Cielo365 and Torus key cabinets creating a seamless user experience. Both the Omni 30 and The Omni 20, multi-biometric readers offer versatility and are designed to be rugged and reliable door readers. ZK Teco USA boasts that by Combining palm and face authentication empowers end users to better protect their assets and premises with precision, efficiency, and reliability all from one device. In addition, the solution provides seamless integrations and offers customers the ability to integrate Cielo365 with Hanwha Vision’s and Digital Watchdog’s video surveillance cameras.

Other products on display during the show include the FMD Pro 2.0 ferrous metal detector, which the company describes as a lightweight state-of-the-art security screening solution designed to detect metallic objects carried or concealed by perpetrators. In addition, ZKTeco USA’s optical turnstiles (MARS S100, SBTL7000/7200, and SBTL 8000/8200 will also be in the booth.

Finally, MZKTeco’s Visitor Management Solution, MySmartGuard+ will also be on display. The company explains this product is designed to streamline the visitor screening process. The cloud-based software platform creates pre-scheduled appointments where visitors receive text messages with a QR code to gain access.  Visitors can pre-register off site with the self-registration feature to save time or check in manually.  The visitor management system also offers delivery assistance for packages by notifying employees when a package is dropped off.

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