Centro Ilarco is a state-of-the-art commercial office building in the heart of Bogotá, Colombia. Designed to accommodate three corporate towers with a total of 90 offices, this landmark structure focuses on providing innovative, secure, and seamless access experiences for its tenants.

The solution

As a multi-building office complex, Centro Ilarco required a robust access control system to ensure security, manage tenant entry, and streamline visitor access at every entry point. To meet these needs, the DNAKE S617 8” Facial Recognition Door Station was installed across the building.

Since its implementation, Centro Ilarco has experienced a significant boost in both security and operational efficiency. Tenants now enjoy hassle-free, touchless access to their offices, while building management benefits from real-time monitoring, detailed access logs, and centralised control of all entry points. DNAKE smart intercom solution has not only enhanced security but also improved the overall tenant experience.

Installed products

  • S617 8” Facial Recognition Android Door Station
  • Smart Pro APP

DNAKE S617 boosts security at Centro Ilarco

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