Among the exhibitors at GSX 2025, from September 29 to October 1 in New Orleans, in the United States, was the biometric access and security product company Suprema. Among its products on show was BioStar Air, described by the Korean firm as the first and only cloud-based access control platform designed to natively support biometric authentication.
Suprema says BioStar Air offers three core capabilities: zero on-premises architecture, native biometric authentication, and multi-site management. These features reduce IT complexity and enable rapid deployment, the developers add. BioStar Air also supports a range of credentials, including facial authentication, RFID cards, mobile access, and QR codes. Through a single dashboard, accessible via mobile or web, administrators can manage access anytime, anywhere, for a single site or multiple international sites.
BioStar Air is designed to address the demand for cloud-native, subscription-based access control in the US market, the company adds. Businesses such as co-working offices, residential complexes, franchise chains, besides school campuses require solutions that support scalable deployment, remote management, and stronger compliance with data protection standards. With BioStar Air, enterprises can scale across multiple sites without infrastructure costs. The platform enables integration with third-party systems.
Bob McKee, President of Suprema America said: “BioStar Air represents the future of access control, delivering cloud-driven security that is simple, scalable, and secure. At GSX 2025, we are excited to show customers how BioStar Air can reduce complexity, streamline operations, and unlock new levels of agility in security management.”
