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ICT Smart provides access control systems, time attendance solutions, face recognition terminals, CCTV surveillance, visitor management systems, turnstile gates, and related security technology for offices, factories, and commercial buildings in Thailand.

ICT Smart is located in Bangkok, Thailand. We serve clients across the country with installation and support services.

Yes. We provide complete project services including consultation, system design, hardware installation, software setup, user training, and ongoing maintenance and support.

Yes. You can request a free quotation through our contact page or by calling us directly. We typically respond within one business day.

Yes. All products sold by ICT Smart come with manufacturer warranty, typically 1-2 years depending on the product. We also offer extended warranty and maintenance contracts.

An access control system is a security system that controls who can enter or exit specific areas of a building using electronic credentials such as cards, fingerprints, face recognition, or PIN codes instead of traditional keys.

Costs vary depending on the number of doors, credential type, and features. A basic single-door card access system starts from around 15,000-25,000 THB. Multi-door systems with biometrics and software typically range from 50,000-200,000 THB. Contact us for a customized quote.

Yes. Most modern access control systems can share data with time attendance software, so the same card or fingerprint used to open the door can also record clock-in and clock-out times automatically.

Access control systems can be configured with backup batteries to maintain operation during power outages. Fail-safe locks will unlock during power loss for emergency exit, while fail-secure locks remain locked to maintain security.

Both have advantages. Face recognition is contactless and faster, making it more hygienic and convenient. Fingerprint readers are more affordable and work reliably in most environments. The best choice depends on your budget, hygiene requirements, and user preference.

A time attendance system is an automated solution that records employee clock-in and clock-out times using biometric verification (fingerprint or face), cards, or mobile apps. It replaces manual timesheets and integrates with payroll for accurate salary calculation.

Yes. Biometric time attendance systems (fingerprint or face recognition) eliminate buddy punching because employees must verify with their own unique biometric data. Card systems can still be shared, which is why biometric options are recommended for fraud prevention.

Yes. Modern time attendance software supports multiple shift schedules, rotating shifts, flexible hours, and overtime rules. You can assign different schedules to different departments or employee groups.

Yes. Most time attendance systems can export data in standard formats (CSV, Excel) or integrate directly with popular payroll software through APIs. We can help configure the integration with your existing payroll process.

Capacity depends on the model. Basic fingerprint terminals hold 500-3,000 fingerprints. Face recognition terminals typically handle 800-5,000 faces. Card-based terminals can support unlimited users since data is stored on the management server.

Yes. Modern face recognition terminals achieve over 99.5% accuracy using infrared and AI algorithms. They include anti-spoofing features that prevent bypass using photos or videos. For most commercial applications, face recognition provides excellent security.

Updated face recognition terminals can identify users wearing masks by focusing on the upper facial features (eyes, forehead, nose bridge). Recognition accuracy with masks is slightly lower but still above 98% on quality terminals.

Standard face recognition terminals are designed for indoor use. For outdoor deployment, you need weatherproof models or protective housing. Direct sunlight can affect infrared cameras, so covered or shaded installation points work best.

Most commercial face recognition terminals store between 800 and 5,000 face templates. Enterprise models can handle up to 50,000 faces. For larger deployments, server-based matching extends capacity virtually without limit.

Face detection simply locates a face in an image — it finds where the face is. Face recognition goes further by identifying whose face it is by matching it against a database of enrolled users. Access control and attendance require face recognition, not just detection.