During GSX 2025, taking place Sept. 29 to Oct. 1 in New Orleans, ZKTeco USA will occupy booth #3047. The firm plans to present its full suite of access control offerings, including multi-technology standalone readers, advanced metal detectors, optical turnstiles, Torus key cabinets, visitor management software and the new scalable cloud-based access control platform, Cielo365.
Cielo365, ZKTeco USA’s latest cloud-based access control solution, is designed to ease the transition from on-premise servers to a hosted environment. It supports legacy ZKTeco devices such as Omni Series standalone readers, Pro Series control panels and SpeedFace terminals. A companion mobile app grants remote control over door operations, user enrollment, site monitoring, report exports and instant 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.”
Visitors at booth #3047 can study the Omni Series controllers, which include the Omni 20 and Omni 30 models. The Omni 30 acts as both an access control reader and an intercom with SIP-based calling. It offers one-way video and two-way audio, visitor management functions and integrates directly with Cielo365 and Torus key cabinets for complete key management tracking.
The EP Series controllers will be on show as well, featuring multi-door support for up to eight entry points and anti-tailgating detection. The SpeedFace Series readers, including SF1008-WP and SF1005V, combine facial recognition, fingerprint matching and password entry. The SF1008-WP arrives in an IP65-rated housing for outdoor deployment. The SF1005V fits neatly beside interior doorways.
AtlasCloud hardware and software will show how companies can manage multiple locations under one dashboard. The platform includes open APIs, user activity dashboards and real-time occupancy charts.
Biometric readers from ZKTeco USA merge palm print and facial data to achieve high-speed authentication with low false acceptance rates. The devices operate reliably in areas that experience heavy foot traffic, including parking facilities and restricted zones inside industrial or educational campuses.
Cielo365’s video integration capabilities will be visible through connections to cameras from Hanwha Vision and Digital Watchdog. Security teams can link access logs to live video feeds or archived footage, simplifying after-action reviews and incident investigations.
Screening equipment on display features the FMD Pro 2.0 ferrous metal detector. Attendees can test its adjustable sensitivity settings to see how it detects concealed metallic items like watches, coins or small electronics. The detector generates audit entries for each screening event and can communicate with access controllers to lock doors instantly if a threat is detected.
The optical turnstile lineup at the stand includes the MARS S100 and the SBTL series—7000, 7200, 8000 and 8200. These barrier-free lanes guide pedestrians using LED indicators, adjustable arm heights and emergency fast-lane mode to clear passage during fire alarm conditions.
ZKTeco USA’s MySmartGuard+ Visitor Management platform will also be featured. This cloud-based solution lets administrators arrange pre-scheduled appointments that send visitors a text message or email with a QR code for entry. Guests may register off site via a self-service portal or complete check-in at an on-location kiosk. A package delivery module notifies employees when shipments arrive, making reception desk operations more streamlined.
