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== Automatic Systems == |
== Automatic Systems == |
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| Industry | Security equipment manufacturer |
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| Founded | 1969 |
| Headquarters | Wavre, Belgium |
Key people | Company founder Michel Coenraets CEO: Maxime Boulvain |
| Products | Access control systems Optical turnstiles Rising barriers Physical security turnstiles Security entrance lane Swing gates |
Number of employees | 300 (2011) |
| Website | wwwautomatic-systems.com |
Automatic Systems is a Belgian company founded in 1969 and specialised in automated secure entrance control and access control equipment.[1]
The company is part of the IER Group which in turn belongs to the Bolloré Group. Automatic Systems designs and manufactures pedestrian, vehicle and passenger access systems equipment.[2]
Key Figures
- Automatic Systems employees: over 300.
- Company's international subsidiaries:
- France: Automatic Systems SAS-France
- Spain: Automatic Systems Española SAU
- United Kingdom: Automatic Systems Equipment UK Ltd.
- Canada: Automatic Systems America Inc.
- USA: Automatic Control Systems Inc.
- China : Suzhou Automatic Systems Entrance Control Co.,Ltd. (ASS)
- Company R&D centers and production sites (countries): Belgium, France, China and Canada.[3]
- 2012 net sales: €58.6 million.
- 2012 company export: 90% of production (through network of distribution partners).
History
| 1969 | Creation of Automatic Systems by Michel Coenraets in Brussels, company specialised in automatic rising barriers. |
| 1971 | First export of rising barriers to the Frankfurt Airport, Germany. |
| 1974 | Opening of Automatic Systems subsidiary in Paris, France. |
| 1983 | First supply of double turnstiles to the Manila Metro, Philippines. |
| 1986 | Opening of two new subsidiaries in Montreal, Canada and Barcelona, Spain. |
| 1994 | Creation of its British subsidiary and supply of toll highway equipment for China, Chile and Mexico. |
| 1998 | Creation of BCA further to the acquisition of ASEA-ABB Barriers Division. |
| 2001 | PNG 38x are UL certified in compliance with best North American regulatory standards. |
| 2002 | Automatic Systems is acquired by Bolloré and joins IER Group.[4] |
| 2005 | First delivery of automated gates for boarding (QBG) and border crossing (SNG). |
| 2008 | Automatic Systems wins The Wallonia Export Award.[5] |
| 2013 | Opening of Automatic Systems chinese subsidiary in Taicang-Suzhou for the production and supply of Asian-Pacific-Indian markets. |
Products and Markets
Vehicle access control: rising barriers, security barriers, extra long barriers, road blockers and rising bollards
Those products are mainly installed in toll stations, at the entrances and exits of parking and for traffic management and perimeter access.
Pedestrian access control: security entrance lanes, optical turnstiles, swing gates, tripod turnstiles, security booths
Automatic Systems pedestrian products are installed in the hall of companies head offices, office buildings, public and private administrations, industries, leisure and sports centers.
Passenger access control: swing gates, security lanes, tripod turnstiles, security booths and anti-reflow doors
Metro/Tram stations, railway stations, bus stations, ferry stations as well as airports are equipped with Automatic Systems passenger products, resulting in faster passenger flow and enhanced access control.
Ranges and Brands
Pedestrian products
SmartLane
SlimLane[6]
PNG
ClearLock
RevLock
InterLock
PMD/PPV/TBV
TR/TRS
Vehicle products
ParkPlus
TollPlus
BL/BLG
RB/RSB
Passenger products
TGH/TGL
SNG
PAS
QBG/SBG
SGV
Public Transport equipment in the world
List of Public Transport main networks equipped with Automatic Systems passenger products:
- Europe: Eurostar
- France: Paris, Lyon and Toulouse Metros
- Italy: Rome, Milan, Turin and Naples Metros
- Spain: Asturias Region, Catalonia Region, Basque railway of Bilbao, Madrid, Barcelona, Zaragoza and Valencia Metros, commuter train to Santander
- Sweden: Stockholm Metro
- United Kingdom: Manchester Metro, commuter train to London
- Ireland: Irish railway
- Belgium: Brussels Metro[7]
- Netherlands: Utrecht station
- Germany: Munchen Metro
- Tunisia: Tunis Metro
- Egypt: Cairo Metro
- Turkey : Ankara and Izmir Metros
- India: Delhi Metro
- Malaysia: Kuala Lumpur Metro
- Philippines: Manila Metro
- Thailand: Bangkok Metro
- Singapore: Singapore railway station
- Canada: Montreal and Toronto Metros
- USA: Boston, San Francisco, Newark, New Jersey and Baltimore Metro, Monorail of Las Vegas, San Diego Trolley
- Brazil: Brasilia Metro
- Argentina: Buenos Aires Metro
- Colombia: Medellín Metro
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