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Access Control Systems Explained by Security Systems Expert Brandon Richardson of Manchester, NH for HelloNation

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MANCHESTER, N.H., May 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — What steps should a business take before installing an access control system? A HelloNation article provides the answer, detailing how planning, credential management, and integration create stronger building security. Readers can explore these insights in a HelloNation article.

The feature highlights Security Systems Expert Brandon Richardson of Mount Major Tech in Manchester, who explains that access control success depends on preparation rather than hardware alone. Many businesses assume that choosing between badge systems, keypad access, or mobile access is the main decision, but real effectiveness begins long before any device is mounted.

The article shows that understanding how people move through a space is essential. Richardson starts each project by auditing who needs access and when. This audit reveals work patterns, vendor visits, and cleaning schedules that shape how credentials are assigned. By defining time windows for each group, companies reduce overlapping permissions and prevent misuse.

A clear access list serves as the foundation for reliable credential management. When every user’s access level matches their schedule, confusion and weak spots decrease. This disciplined setup also helps avoid gaps where credentials remain active after an employee or contractor leaves.

Next, the article explains how physical layout determines system design. Each door or access point carries a different level of importance. A main entrance, storage area, and shipping dock all demand unique configurations to match their traffic and risk level.

Security Systems Expert Brandon Richardson evaluates foot traffic, visibility, and potential for tailgating—when one person follows another through a secured door. These simple observations guide whether access readers should be installed on one or both sides of the door and where supporting cameras should be placed for full event records.

Technology choices come after the site review. The HelloNation feature explains that badge systems offer simplicity and reliability, but they depend on careful tracking of lost or stolen cards. Keypad access eliminates physical badges but requires regular code updates to prevent sharing. Mobile access provides convenience and fast control but relies on working apps and charged phones.

Richardson stresses that the right choice depends on workflow. A strong access control system should fit how people already operate, not force them to change daily habits. When the system matches the rhythm of the business, security and productivity align naturally.

Integration stands out as another core principle. The article explains that modern systems perform best when access control connects with alarms, surveillance cameras, and internal networks. This coordination makes it easier to verify incidents and spot unusual behavior.

A forced door after hours, for example, should automatically trigger an alert and send a video clip to the security team. Without integration, separate systems operate in isolation, leaving staff to piece together events manually. The HelloNation article underscores that effective building security relies on systems that communicate seamlessly.

Power and wiring are equally critical to long-term reliability. Every reader, lock, and control panel requires stable electricity. Richardson checks each doorway for safe wiring paths that protect cables from damage and exposure. The article points out that extension cords are not an acceptable substitute and can create safety hazards.

Backup power testing ensures that doors remain secure during an outage. A system that loses power should still protect the building and allow safe egress. Richardson advises confirming that backup batteries or generators activate properly, maintaining both function and safety when the main grid fails.

Policy development completes the preparation process. Even the best access control hardware can fail if rules are unclear. The HelloNation piece outlines practical policies covering how new employees receive credentials, how permissions are removed when staff leave, and how temporary access is handled for contractors or visitors.

Credential management is not just a technical issue—it is an operational one. The article reminds readers that old badges, unused codes, or forgotten mobile access can leave serious vulnerabilities. Routine audits and automatic expiration dates help keep the system clean and secure.

When all of these steps—assessment, layout planning, technology selection, integration, power management, and policy building—come together, businesses achieve balanced protection without unnecessary complexity.

Security Systems Expert Brandon Richardson explains that preparation transforms installation from a simple equipment task into a coordinated process that supports both safety and convenience. With this approach, each door and credential becomes part of a larger, reliable security plan.

The HelloNation feature concludes that a well-prepared access control system does more than lock doors. It organizes how people move through a property, supports record keeping, and integrates seamlessly with other building systems.

Smart Preparation Steps for Reliable Access Control Systems features insights from Brandon Richardson, Security Systems Expert of Manchester, NH, in HelloNation.

About HelloNation
HelloNation is a premier media platform that connects readers with trusted professionals and businesses across various industries. Through its innovative “edvertising” approach that blends educational content and storytelling, HelloNation delivers expert-driven articles that inform, inspire, and empower. Covering topics from home improvement and health to business strategy and lifestyle, HelloNation highlights leaders making a meaningful impact in their communities.

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Inntot Technologies Reinforces Software-Defined Radio Leadership at WorldDAB Automotive 2026

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KOCHI, India, June 17, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Inntot Technologies, a leading provider of Software-Defined Radio (SDR) and in-cabin audio technologies, successfully showcased its production-proven digital radio solutions at WorldDAB Automotive 2026 in Frankfurt, Germany, reinforcing the company’s leadership in enabling scalable and cost-effective radio architectures for next-generation vehicles.

At the event, Inntot demonstrated its field-proven, highly optimized SDR-based DAB receiver solution, designed to replace expensive dedicated hardware chips with software running on standard automotive SoCs. The approach enables automakers to reduce Bill of Materials (BoM) costs, improve flexibility, and minimize hardware and supply-chain dependencies while delivering a premium in-car radio experience.

Having crossed the milestone of more than two million deployments globally earlier this year, with another five million installations currently underway, Inntot continues to accelerate the industry’s transition toward software-defined radio.

Enabling the Future of Automotive Radio

Inntot’s software-centric architecture delivers advanced radio capabilities through software, allowing automakers and Tier-1 suppliers to leverage existing compute platforms and scale across vehicle programs more efficiently.

Key highlights of Inntot’s DAB/DAB+ SDR solution include:

Platform-agnostic architecture designed to substantially reduce BoM costsCompliance with ETSI DAB standards and regional variants including GCCARM CPU-optimized performanceSupport for advanced capabilities including seamless service linking, data decoders, MRC, and othersA portfolio of 12 granted patents enabling fast time-to-audio, rapid seek and scan performance, and superior RF sensitivity

“WorldDAB Automotive 2026 provided an excellent platform to engage with OEMs, Tier-1 suppliers and industry stakeholders who are increasingly embracing software-defined architectures,” said Rajith Nair, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Inntot Technologies. “With over two million deployments already achieved and another five million underway, we are seeing software-defined radio evolve from an alternative approach into the preferred architecture for modern vehicles. Our focus remains on delivering high-performance, production-proven SDR solutions that provide scalability, lower hardware costs, and long-term flexibility for automakers worldwide.”

The launch of the DAB+ Public Policy Toolbox by WorldDAB, a global playbook to help governments and regulatory bodies transition terrestrial radio from analog (FM) to digital (DAB+), further reinforces Inntot’s vision for software-defined radio to help automakers scale efficiently across markets.

About Inntot Technologies

Inntot Technologies is a leading Software-Defined Radio (SDR) and In-Cabin Audio Technology company specializing in high-performance digital media receiver solutions. Inntot’s patented SDR IP portfolio supports global standards including DAB/DAB+, Digital Radio Mondiale (DRM), China Digital Radio (CDR), and HD Radio (in collaboration with Xperi). Inntot leverages deep-tech engineering to eliminate premium chip hardware costs, bringing affordable, high-quality infotainment to vehicle programs worldwide. Inntot is a proud member of WorldDAB and the DRM Consortium and actively contributes to their respective technical committees.

 

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ISO launches public consultation on the world’s first International Standard for net zero alignment today

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GENEVA, June 17, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Ahead of London Climate Action Week, the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) has today launched the public consultation for the ISO Net Zero Aligned Organizations Standard (ISO 14060), the world’s first international independently verifiable standard designed to support organizations in developing credible and comprehensive net zero transition plans.

The Draft International Standard is being made available for a 12-week public consultation period to ISO’s national members in more than 170 countries, to establish national consensus positions by early September.

Today’s launch marks a major milestone following almost two years of international negotiations involving hundreds of experts from business, government, academia, civil society and standards bodies worldwide.

The international working group developing the standard has been one of the largest in ISO’s history, reflecting strong global interest in a consistent international approach. The Draft International Standard is intended to provide globally consistent guidance for organizations navigating the transition to net zero and helps support holistic business model transformations.

Over 130 countries, including China, India and the EU, are committed to cut emissions down to zero. As climate action moves from ambition to implementation and markets grapple with energy security shocks, organizations are facing growing pressure to strengthen their business models and supply chain resilience, and manage climate-related risks. Transition plans are the vehicle to do so at the organizational level, and to turn net zero targets into credible and verifiable action.

Noelia Garcia Nebra, Head of Sustainability and Partnerships at ISO, said the proposed standard is aimed to help organizations of all sizes and sectors develop structured and verifiable approaches to net-zero-alignment.

“ISO 14060 has been developed to provide a globally agreed framework that helps organizations build credible transition plans while supporting resilience, innovation and long-term growth,” Ms Garcia Nebra said.

“International Standards play a critical role in scaling trusted best practice globally. By opening this draft for public consultation, we are inviting stakeholders worldwide to help shape an International Standard that reflects diverse market realities and supports practical implementation across regions and sectors.”

The development of the Net Zero Aligned Organizations Standard (ISO 14060) is being convened within the international standards system by the British Standards Institution (BSI), the UK National Standards Body, and ICONTEC, Colombia’s National Standards Body, who jointly lead the international working group responsible for the standard’s development.

Today’s launch comes ahead of London Climate Action Week, where ISO and BSI will convene partners and stakeholders in a high-level session on the role of the international standards system in supporting climate action. The discussion will explore how initiatives including ISO 14060, the ISO–GHG Protocol partnership and ISO 32212, the new transition planning standard for financial institutions, can help strengthen alignment, reduce fragmentation and support credible implementation across markets.

Governments, businesses, researchers and civil society organizations are encouraged to participate in the public consultation process through their country’s National Standards Body, which can be found at iso.org/about/members.

Contact:  Katie Clift, ext-clift@iso.org, +351 913 976 202

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JBD Launches Roadrunner II Polychrome MicroLED Projector Based on Its 2.5 μm Pixel-Pitch Platform

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SHANGHAI, June 17, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — JBD, the brand name of Hue Inc. (the “Company”) and a global leader in MicroLED micro-display technology, today announced the launch of Roadrunner II, the latest product in its Roadrunner series. Built on the Company’s validated 2.5 μm pixel-pitch technology and mass-production platform, Roadrunner II is an SVGA polychrome MicroLED projector.

As the latest achievement in the Roadrunner series’ pursuit of ultimate visual performance and compact form factor, Roadrunner II delivers a comprehensive upgrade in resolution, display quality and optical performance while maintaining an ultra-compact volume of 0.18 cc. Based on Roadrunner II, the Company is also introducing a monocular full-color AR glasses development kit, offering a compelling solution for consumer-grade AR glasses in the AI era to balance form factor, functionality and aesthetics.

Full-color display is essential for AR to deliver a better user experience

With the rapid rise of large AI models and AI agents, AR glasses are accelerating their evolution from information display devices into next-generation computing platforms that integrate real-time interaction, intelligent assistance and visual perception. This shift places unprecedented demands on AR devices: they must be compact and lightweight enough for everyday wear, support environmental perception and AI interaction, and, more importantly, deliver high-quality full-color display so that digital information can blend more naturally into the physical world.

The display experience has always been one of the key factors that determine the user experience of AR glasses. Compared with monochrome display, full-color display provides richer layers of information and aligns more closely with the way humans naturally perceive the world. From photo previews, short videos and navigation guidance to content-rich social feeds and AI multimodal interaction, color itself plays an important role in conveying information. For this reason, full-color display is not merely an enhancement; it has become an essential capability for AR glasses to deliver a better user experience.

Higher resolution for a premium full-color AR experience

Roadrunner II is developed based on a 0.1-inch MicroLED micro-display panel with a 2.5 μm pixel pitch and a pixel density of 10,160 PPI. Compared with the mainstream 640 × 480 resolution, Roadrunner II upgrades the resolution to 800 × 600, increasing the total pixel count by nearly 56%. It is currently the highest-resolution MicroLED polychrome projector capable of mass production in the industry. The increased pixel count enables AR interfaces to present richer layers of information and finer content details. In addition, the panel supports a refresh rate of 480 Hz, helping eliminate image flicker in fast-motion scenarios and further improving dynamic visual smoothness.

At a 30-degree field of view, Roadrunner II achieves an angular resolution of 33.3 PPD, significantly enhancing its ability to reproduce image details. To meet the stringent performance requirements of full-color AR near-eye display, Roadrunner II continues the Company’s rigorous optical design. Its center-field modulation transfer function (MTF) reaches 0.4 at 200 lp/mm. With optimized stray-light suppression and precise white-balance calibration, brightness uniformity exceeds 95%, ensuring accurate color reproduction, vivid and lifelike images, and smooth transitions.

Thanks to the Company’s continued breakthroughs in the luminous efficiency of ultra-small pixels, Roadrunner II delivers a substantially increased luminous flux of 6 lumens. When paired with a 30-degree FOV diffractive optical waveguide, it can achieve in-eye brightness of up to 6,000 nits, keeping AR content clearly visible in both indoor environments and strong outdoor lighting. At the same time, Roadrunner II’s typical power consumption is as low as 98 mW, providing strong support for longer battery life in smart glasses. The combined improvements in resolution, image clarity and luminous efficiency establish Roadrunner II as a flagship full-color AR display solution.

Precisely targeting the monocular full-color AR market

While delivering a major leap in display performance, Roadrunner II achieves a compact volume of only 0.18 cc through structural optimization, without compromising the form factor. This not only greatly expands design freedom for binocular full-color AR glasses, but also opens up greater possibilities for monocular full-color AR glasses. To this end, the Company is simultaneously launching a monocular full-color AR glasses development kit powered by Roadrunner II, enabling high-quality full-color display and providing AR glasses manufacturers with rapid integration and validation capabilities for full-color display solutions.

In response to the application needs of full-color AR glasses, the industry is developing a system architecture centered on “monocular display + camera.” By integrating high-quality full-color display with visual perception capabilities, this architecture supports richer AR interaction experiences. It also balances wearing comfort and design aesthetics, making it an important development direction for consumer-grade full-color AR glasses.

Dr. Li Qiming, CEO of the Company, said, “Roadrunner II is precisely focused on the monocular full-color AR glasses market. It is designed to find the optimal balance among display experience, system power consumption, eyewear aesthetics and cost, allowing more consumers to experience truly practical full-color AR display capabilities at an earlier stage. At the same time, JBD will fully leverage its leadership in the existing 2.5 μm pixel technology platform to accelerate the development of a full-resolution product matrix, providing continued momentum for display innovation in next-generation AI/AR smart devices.”

At a time when large AI models and consumer-grade AR are becoming deeply integrated, JBD will continue to drive progress through technological breakthroughs, helping full-color AR displays move from frontier technology into everyday life.

About the Company

Founded in 2015, the Company—known in the industry through its JBD technology brand—stands at the forefront of technological innovation in MicroLED microdisplay technology. Renowned for delivering some of the smallest, brightest, and most energy-efficient microdisplay panels, the Company is a global pioneer in advanced display solutions. The Company’s product portfolio extends well beyond AR near-eye displays, encompassing ultra-compact MicroLED displays, projection solutions, and optical modules—enabling a wide spectrum of consumer, automotive, and commercial applications. Driven by an unwavering commitment to excellence and innovation, the Company continues to expand the boundaries of application and deliver reliable, system-level solutions that help shape a brighter, more vibrant digital world.

Mission

Enlighten the human perspective with MicroLED.

Vision

To become a global leader of near-eye display solutions, reshaping the human-AI interaction experience and gatewaying humanity to the digital world through MicroLED.

Explore more about the Company’s groundbreaking advancements by visiting their website(www.jb-display.com) or engaging with them on LinkedIn and X (Twitter).

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