Increase Access Control Safety for Coworking Spaces
                     Increase Access Control Safety for 
Coworking Spaces
Coworking spaces have become the new black. The concept has been around 
for a while but has recently gained excessive popularity. The pre-pandemic 
world was moving in full force towards a more liberated, comfortable and 
healthy working environment by ditching the strenuous traditional 
workplaces with their never-ending, pocket draining lease to coworking 
spaces which are flexible, loaded with amenities and packed with drive, 
business-minded people. Although the pandemic forced everyone to stay put 
and work from home, the scenario steadily turning favourable has turned out 
to be beneficial for coworking in Singapore.
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Coworking spaces, although, packed with amenities, jaw-dropping scenic 
settings, and inhabited by people motivated for their cause, when it comes 
down to access control, there has been a fair share of trial and error to 
increase safety for coworking spaces. 
Beginning with key cards which are easily pirated and working our way 
towards face recognition technology, it is safe to say that the access control 
system for the safety of coworking spaces has come a long way all while being 
highly efficient. 
Moving forward towards the post-pandemic world or rather a world slowly 
making its way towards normalcy, going touchless is the most viable 
alternative. Face recognition is used as a key to access a coworking space 
eliminates the possibility of duplicate keycards, or running out of battery and 
not being able to enter through an app on the phone or any other electronic 
device.  
The face recognition technology reads the facial features which can be 
evaluated by the security at the coworking space. The system is entirely 
managed through the cloud and regulate access at numerous places from a 
solitary interface. This gives space to two-factor authentication for designated 
coworking space areas, such as the meeting room or conference hall.
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