LSL is very pleased to announce the immediate availability of the LSL RFID Access Control and Asset Tracking System v5.0
This redesigned and updated version brings two applications stacks ( Cloud & On-Premises ), and three versions of LSL LPN-SEC hardware to market. As well as a new Web Application Client, firmware, software features, and bug fixes to the LSL RFID Access Control and Asset Tracking system.
The LSL ACS v5.0 system has many unique features besides being extremely reliable and robust. This list highlights some of our advantages over the competition.
The LSL RFID Access Control and Asset Tracking System ( LSL ACS ) is a hardware and software combination that provides a complete solution for asset tracking, electronic door authorization, access control, auditing, and logging. It can be configured to utilize Biometric ( fingerprint, iris, facial recognition ), active RFID, passive RFID, magnetic card readers, HID ProxCards, numeric keypads, and many other access control and asset tracking reader types.
What's New in LSL ACS v5.0
Linux Software Labs Inc. is very excited to announce the development of a new product family revolving around email. LSL is engineering a new generation of advanced enterprise grade email security server components and email clients code named LSL-MEGA. The new server components provide tightly integrated Anti-SPAM, Anti-phishing, and security system which is tied into the entire SMTP, IMAP, and Firewall stack. Attacks on any component are analyzed in real time and fed directly into the firewall(s) for immediate blocking and blacklisting.
Linux Software Labs Inc. is pleased to announce the Python, C# and C++ ports of the LSL-LDF v6.0 to support our new product development goals for 2018 and 2019.
The ports are concentrated on the LSL-LDF CORE components that deal with licensing, registration, networking, database access, encryption, and much more. These initial efforts will not address the GUI component portions of the LSL-LDF.
We are very excited about these new products and will be publishing additional information in the coming weeks.
LSL R&D engineers have been working on our ARM strategy since well before the release of the Raspberry Pi development board, using Freescale i.MX family processors. With the release of the Raspberry Pi 2, we decided to build and price a version of our LSL Access Control and Asset Tracking System over to ARM.
Using our newly released LSL Development Framework v6.0.0 we were able to produce a working port in a matter of 16 hours of effort for one embedded firmware and two server software applications.
LSL IT staff have just completed a major upgrade to our internal systems, with major new equipment upgrades to better support our customers.
LSL is pleased to announce the immediate availability of the LSL Development Framework v6.0.0. Over 12 months in design, development, and testing, this new release brings many new features including: ARM processor support, 64bit x86 support, 64bit ARM support, a completely new core LSL Application Framework, improved Mac OS X Cocoa support, new GUI components, new Supported Databases, NoSQL, and many bug fixes.
LSL has developed and improved upon our advanced object oriented software development framework to enhance design to delivery times. With v6.0.0 the LSL Development Framework has completely refactored and redesigned the core framework to provide highly secure application design, support more platforms, new ( ARM ) processor architectures, new SQL databases, NoSQL, and more.
The LSL Development Framework is designed from the ground up for the highest possible application security.
The LSL Development Framework provides enhancements to all areas of software design including iOS applications, database applications, console applications, control applications, and general use applications.
LSL has developed and improved upon our advanced object oriented software development framework to enhance design to delivery times. With v5.0.0 the LSL Development Framework has added 64bit support, and has been significantly refactored from version 4.0.0 for database integration with GUI and Web applications to support multiple databases and tables per window / form. The development framework provides enhancements to all areas of software design including database applications, console applications, control applications, and general use applications.
