AI Recognition and Smart Access Terminals are interactive hardware platforms designed for identity-related applications, smart entrance management, attendance, visitor registration, digital nameplates and public or enterprise access workflows.
They combine an LCD display, touchscreen, camera, computing platform, network connection and project-specific identification interfaces into one terminal device.
For DisplayMan, this product belongs to Touchscreen All-in-One Terminals → Enterprise & Industrial Terminals.
These are smart identity and entrance-interaction terminals—not only display devices. The final recognition, attendance, visitor or access-control function depends on the complete hardware, software, algorithm, protocol and site system.
| Product Direction | Typical Size | Best For | Key Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Compact AI Recognition Terminals | 7"–10.1" | Door access, staff attendance, face recognition and compact entry points | Small access-focused terminal with camera and identification functions |
| Wall-Mounted Smart Access Terminals | 10.1"–15.6" | Office entrances, meeting rooms, classrooms and visitor check-in | Touch display with camera, network and selected PoE |
| Digital Nameplate Terminals | 10.1"–21.5" | Classroom nameplates, meeting-room signs and office room displays | Combines schedule, identity, room status and information |
| Visitor Management Terminals | 10.1"–21.5" | Reception desks, offices, hospitals, hotels and service centers | Visitor registration, identity input and check-in workflows |
| Attendance & Time Clock Terminals | 7"–15.6" | Factories, offices, schools and staff entrances | Identity verification and attendance-platform compatibility |
| Large Smart Access Displays | 32"–98" | Lobbies, public entrances, enterprise halls and smart buildings | Combines recognition or visitor interaction with larger information display |
| OEM AI Smart Terminals | Project-based | Private-label brands, software companies and system integrators | Custom housing, camera, interfaces, system, UI and accessories |
Access-control and attendance products are usually compact. For large lobby smart-terminal projects, 75" is the most practical large-format starting point, 98" is the practical maximum for regular projects, and 110" should be treated only as a special evaluation.
Compact camera terminals for staff entrance, office access, school gates and controlled entry points.
Employee identification, staff attendance, shift entry and connection to attendance software.
Reception check-in, visitor registration, host notification, QR workflows and identity interaction.
Classroom names, meeting-room schedules, room status, office information and smart-space applications.
Building directory, visitor guidance, identity interaction and selected access-control functions.
Identity-related check-in, service selection, visitor guidance and public-facing information.
Large displays for high-visibility entrances where recognition, visitor interaction and information presentation are combined.
Project-specific housing, camera, reader, operating system, interfaces, software image, logo and packaging.
| Method | Typical Application | Important Confirmation |
|---|---|---|
| Face Recognition | Door access, attendance, visitor verification and staff identity | Camera, algorithm, liveness requirement, database, privacy workflow and software responsibility |
| NFC / Card Reader | Employee cards, member identification, room access and attendance | Reader type, frequency, protocol, front position and application integration |
| QR Code | Visitor invitation, temporary access, registration and event entry | Camera or scanner, code format, lighting, scanning distance and software workflow |
| Touch Registration | Visitor data entry, service selection and reception check-in | UI, keyboard layout, language, privacy notice and data-handling responsibility |
| Attendance Identification | Staff check-in, shift management and time records | Identity method, attendance platform, network, data sync and exception handling |
| Room and Schedule Identification | Meeting-room signs, classroom nameplates and smart-office panels | CMS, calendar integration, PoE, touch and local network compatibility |
Camera, display and computing hardware can be supplied as agreed. Recognition software, database, access rules, liveness detection, visitor platform and cloud service must be defined separately.
Suitable for compact access devices, visitor terminals, digital nameplates and customer APK applications.
Suitable for controlled embedded access systems, customized recognition software and stable project-specific environments.
Suitable for visitor-management software, enterprise databases, specialized peripherals and x86 applications.
CPU, operating system, RAM, storage, camera driver, reader driver, API, protocol, network security and update method should be confirmed before the mainboard and housing are finalized.
| Function | Typical Use | Important Confirmation |
|---|---|---|
| Camera | Face recognition, visitor registration, QR workflows and video interaction | Resolution, lens, angle, mounting height, lighting, privacy indicator and software driver |
| Wi-Fi | Cloud services, app updates, room systems and flexible indoor deployment | Frequency band, antenna position, building materials and network policy |
| Ethernet | Stable fixed access-control and attendance connection | Port position, cable route, network security and site infrastructure |
| PoE | Selected compact wall-mounted access terminals and room signs | PoE standard, power budget, camera load, cable length and system consumption |
| 4G | Remote sites without reliable local network | Frequency bands, SIM access, antenna and local approval |
| NFC / Card Reader | Staff identification, access, membership and room entry | Reader type, protocol, frequency, application access and front position |
| QR Scanner | Visitor codes, event entry and temporary access | Scanner type, code format, lighting, reading distance and software workflow |
| USB | Touch, camera, scanner, storage and service access | Quantity, version, host mode and accessible connector position |
| RS232 / RS485 | Access controllers, equipment communication and selected peripherals | Protocol, voltage, isolation, connector and software driver |
| Microphone / Speaker | Prompts, intercom, visitor interaction and video communication | Acoustic openings, pickup distance, volume, privacy and software control |
Common for doors, staff entrances, meeting rooms, classrooms and smart-office locations.
Suitable for reception, visitor registration, hotel check-in and service desks.
Installed inside access gates, equipment, turnstiles or customer enclosures. Mechanical drawing and interface responsibility must be confirmed.
Compact wall structure for meeting rooms, classrooms and office room information.
Suitable for public lobbies and visitor areas when a complete freestanding structure is required.
Installation height, user distance, face position, wheelchair access and lighting affect camera placement.
Power, Ethernet, reader, access interface and maintenance connectors should remain protected and accessible.
Camera windows, NFC areas, speaker holes, microphone holes and cable outlets must match the final hardware.
Door position, wall material, camera height, lighting, network, power, access controller, user flow and local installation requirements should be confirmed before shipment.
The project owner should define when consent or notice is required for camera, identity or biometric-data collection.
Local device, local server, private cloud or third-party cloud storage must be defined by the software and system owner.
Administrator accounts, access roles, device permissions and software credentials should follow the customer's security policy.
Encryption, certificates, firewall rules, remote access and update mechanisms belong to the complete software and network design.
The software operator should define how long identity records are stored and how users or administrators can delete them.
The customer must confirm applicable privacy, biometric-data, employment, visitor-management and access-control requirements in the destination market.
Final biometric-data processing, recognition accuracy, cybersecurity, user consent, cloud service, database operation and legal compliance are not automatically included in the hardware supply scope.
Final specifications depend on application, screen size, recognition method, software environment, camera, interfaces, network, installation structure and quantity.
| Item | Project Direction |
|---|---|
| Screen Size | 7" / 8" / 10.1" / 11.6" / 13.3" / 15.6" / 18.5" / 21.5" / 27" / 32" / 43" / 55" / 65" / 75" / 86" / 98" |
| Common Access Terminal Size | 7"–15.6" |
| Common Digital Nameplate Size | 10.1"–21.5" |
| Large-Format Smart Terminal Size | 32"–98" |
| Most Recommended Large Size | 75" |
| Practical Maximum | 98" |
| Special Size | 110" may be reviewed as a special project but is not a standard recommendation |
| Resolution | 1280×800, 1366×768, 1920×1080 or 4K depending on size |
| Touch | Projected capacitive touch or selected infrared touch depending on size and structure |
| Operating System | Android, Linux or Windows depending on software and platform |
| Network | Wi-Fi, Ethernet, selected PoE or 4G |
| Camera | Project-based front camera options depending on resolution, lens, software and mounting requirement |
| Identification | Camera, NFC, card reader, QR scanner or touch registration depending on project |
| Audio | Microphone and speaker options depending on application |
| Interfaces | USB, RS232, RS485 or project-specific interfaces |
| Software | Customer recognition software, CMS, visitor system, attendance platform or access-control application |
| Installation | Wall-mounted, desktop, embedded, access-gate or kiosk-style structure |
| Environment | Standard configurations are primarily indoor; outdoor projects route to Outdoor Touch Displays |
| OEM | Housing, camera position, reader position, bracket, logo, boot screen, UI, interfaces, packaging and accessories |
| Factor | AI Recognition & Smart Access Terminals | Wall-Mounted Touch Terminals | Digital Signage Displays | Floor-Standing Kiosks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Main Purpose | Recognition, access, attendance, visitor management and identity interaction | General wall-mounted application operation | Advertising and information playback | Freestanding signage, wayfinding and self-service |
| Camera | Usually important | Optional | Optional | Optional |
| Identification | Core or common function | Project-based | Usually not required | Project-based |
| Touch | Common | Core function | Optional | Optional or common depending on workflow |
| Typical Size | 7"–21.5" for access and nameplates; larger for lobbies | 10.1"–98" | 10.1"–98" | 32"–98" |
| Installation | Wall, desktop, embedded, access gate or kiosk | Wall-mounted | Wall, counter, desktop or VESA | Floor-standing |
| Software | Recognition, attendance, visitor, access or scheduling platform | Enterprise application | CMS and content playback | Self-service or signage application |
Choose AI Recognition & Smart Access Terminals.
Choose Wall-Mounted Touch Terminals.
Choose Digital Signage Displays.
Door access, attendance, visitor management, digital nameplate, room sign, service check-in or lobby smart terminal.
Face recognition, NFC, card, QR code, touch registration or a combination.
Compact wall terminal, digital nameplate, desktop visitor terminal, embedded gate terminal or large lobby display.
Android, Linux or Windows; recognition platform; attendance, visitor or access-control software; API and drivers.
Ethernet, PoE, Wi-Fi, 4G, NFC, scanner, USB, RS232, RS485 and access-control interface.
Camera angle, lighting, wall or gate structure, power, network, data responsibility, software workflow and production sample.
| Stage | Main Work | Output |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Requirement Review | Application, recognition method, size, camera, software, network, interface, structure and quantity | Recommended product and system direction |
| 2. Hardware Architecture | LCD, touch, mainboard, camera, reader, audio, network, interfaces and power | Confirmed hardware configuration |
| 3. Software and Protocol Review | Recognition platform, attendance system, visitor software, API, drivers and data flow | Integration plan and responsibility boundary |
| 4. Mechanical Engineering | Housing, camera opening, reader position, bracket, cable outlet, ventilation and service access | Mechanical drawing and installation concept |
| 5. Sample Validation | Display, touch, camera, reader, software, network, interface, heat, installation and workflow | Approved sample and change list |
| 6. Batch Production | BOM control, software loading, assembly, aging, inspection, labeling and packaging | Consistent OEM terminal batch |
| Project Area | DisplayMan | Customer / Software Provider | Local Installer / System Integrator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Display, Touch and Computing Hardware | Supply agreed hardware platform | Confirm performance and application requirements | Receive, install and protect equipment |
| Camera and Reader Hardware | Supply agreed camera, NFC or scanner configuration | Confirm algorithm, protocol, software and data workflow | Confirm installation height, lighting and user position |
| Recognition and Access Software | Support agreed hardware compatibility | Provide, license, test and maintain software | Commission site-side access and network connection |
| Privacy and Biometric Data | Provide agreed hardware documents | Define consent, storage, security and compliance | Follow site procedures and access permissions |
| Network and Cloud Service | Define device-side network requirements | Provide server, cloud, credentials and security policy | Provide compliant site network and cabling |
| Door, Gate and Building Integration | Provide agreed interface information | Confirm controller and software requirements | Verify local wiring, controller and installation safety |
Standard AI Recognition and Smart Access Terminals are primarily indoor products. Direct sunlight, rain, dust, high or low temperature, condensation and outdoor corrosion require separate review of target brightness, camera performance, touch behavior, thermal design, sealing, drainage, materials and installation structure.
Use High Brightness Displays as the main environmental route. For direct outdoor interaction, continue to Outdoor Touch Displays.
An AI Recognition Terminal is a touchscreen hardware platform with camera, computing, network and interface support for face recognition, identity verification, attendance, visitor management or related smart-entry applications.
A Smart Access Terminal is an interactive device installed at an entrance, reception point, room, building or service area to support access control, identity interaction, visitor check-in, attendance or digital room information.
No. The camera is only one hardware component. The recognition algorithm, software platform, database, liveness function, data storage and access-control logic must be supplied or agreed separately.
Digital Signage Displays focus mainly on advertising and information playback. AI Recognition and Smart Access Terminals focus on identity, recognition, access, attendance, visitor workflows and user interaction.
Wall-Mounted Touch Terminals are general interactive application devices. AI Recognition and Smart Access Terminals normally require camera integration, identification functions, access-control interfaces or compatibility with attendance and visitor systems.
Project sizes can range from compact 7-inch access terminals to large 98-inch lobby smart terminals, depending on the application, installation structure and software.
Compact sizes such as 7, 8 and 10.1 inches are commonly reviewed for door access, staff attendance and small entry points.
10.1, 13.3, 15.6 and 21.5 inches can be reviewed depending on content layout, installation space, viewing distance and touch requirement.
10.1 to 21.5 inches is a common project direction for reception, visitor registration and identity-interaction terminals, depending on the amount of information and input required.
For large-format lobby or public-area projects, 75 inches is usually the most practical starting point because it provides strong visibility with better cost and logistics than 86 or 98 inches.
For regular commercial projects, 98 inches is generally the practical maximum because cost, packing, transport, wall loading and installation become more demanding above this size.
A 110-inch product can be reviewed as a special project, but it is not recommended as a standard option because cost, availability, logistics and installation difficulty are high.
Selected configurations can support NFC or card-reader functions. Reader type, frequency, protocol, front position, software access and final application responsibility must be confirmed.
Yes, selected projects can integrate a camera or dedicated QR scanner. The scanning method, code format, software workflow, lighting and mounting position must be defined.
Selected compact wall-mounted terminals and digital nameplates can support PoE. The PoE standard, total power budget, cable length, camera consumption and system configuration must be confirmed.
Android, Linux and Windows options can be reviewed according to the customer software, recognition platform, access-control system, drivers and performance requirements.
Compatibility can be reviewed when the customer provides the software environment, API or protocol documentation, required interfaces and test conditions. Hardware supply does not automatically include development of the customer's complete access-control system.
Yes. Housing dimensions, color, camera opening, reader position, logo, UI, wall bracket, desktop stand, cable outlet, connector layout and packaging can be reviewed for OEM projects.
Standard AI Recognition and Smart Access Terminals are primarily indoor products. Outdoor interactive projects should use the Outdoor Touch Displays route with brightness, sealing, thermal management and installation conditions reviewed separately.
The project owner and software operator are responsible for confirming user consent, data storage, cybersecurity, retention, access permissions and compliance with applicable local privacy and biometric-data requirements.
Please provide application, screen size, recognition method, camera requirement, NFC or card requirement, operating system, software platform, network method, interfaces, installation method, environment, quantity, destination and target schedule.
Recognition method, software responsibility, camera position, network, access interface, installation structure, housing, power, thermal design, privacy workflow and test procedure should be confirmed before sample production.
Send us the application, screen size, recognition method, camera requirement, NFC or card requirement, operating system, software platform, network, interfaces, installation method, environment, quantity, destination and target schedule.
We will review the terminal hardware, camera, system platform, interfaces, mechanical structure and OEM production scope.
AI smart-access projects require early confirmation of the recognition method, software responsibility, camera position, network, interface, privacy workflow and site installation. The hardware cannot be evaluated separately from the complete access system.
Please share your application, display size, quantity and project background. We will review the most practical display direction.
