X-Gate
A turnkey access solution that blends premium speed gates with a unified control platform. It turns lobbies, office floors and sensitive areas into orderly, elegant entry points where people move fluidly with mobile badges, cards, QR codes or biometrics. The result is a lobby that looks like furniture, behaves like infrastructure and records every passage with the precision of an IT system.
The lanes are built around a compact stainless-steel spine, brushless motors and tempered-glass wings that open and close with quiet, controlled motion. Edges are chamfered, surfaces are matte to reduce glare, and light lines can be set to brand colors or status cues. Optical arrays inside the body create a dense curtain of beams that detect tailgating and wrong-way movements without obtrusive bars. A barrier-free lane with wider clear passage is available to meet accessibility and service requirements. All cabling is internal; maintenance access is from the top panel or a lockable side door, so the installation remains clean after handover.
Throughput is optimized for peak times: a single aisle can process steady foot traffic while preserving dwell time for authentication. The mechanism is fail-safe on power loss and integrates with fire and BMS signals for automatic “wings-open” evacuation. Anti-panic features allow the leaves to be moved manually in emergencies without damaging the drive. The optical system distinguishes between people, trolley wheels and small objects to reduce false alarms. Every action is timestamped and signed so audit trails remain trustworthy.
The control platform provides role-based access schedules, real-time status, alarms, occupancy counts and detailed logs. It connects to directory and HR sources for automatic onboarding and de-provisioning, exposes modern REST/GraphQL endpoints for custom apps, and supports webhook events for visitor flows. Elevator destination control and meeting-room systems can be linked so a single credential moves a person from street to floor to room without re-authentication. For multi-site estates, a central dashboard pushes policies to each building while local controllers keep lanes running even when the WAN is down.
Corporate headquarters use X-Gate to unify staff access and visitor flows while presenting a refined first impression. Multi-tenant buildings separate public and private areas without building visual walls. R&D and data spaces enforce strict rules while keeping movement smooth for authorized personnel. Education and healthcare sites handle variable peaks and scheduled cohorts with time-bound passes. Event venues combine lanes with temporary credentialing to convert open lobbies into controlled zones in minutes.
A typical deployment starts with a site survey and a layout that aligns aisles to the natural walking lines of the lobby. Power and data are routed through the floor or a low-profile plinth; cores are sealed, and clean-up plates are matched to the finish. Commissioning includes sensor tuning, wing speed profiles, light logic for states and alarm thresholds. After go-live, remote diagnostics monitor motor temperatures, cycle counts, errors and door loads so maintenance is predictive rather than reactive. Firmware updates are staged during low traffic windows and can be rolled back safely.