iLOQ and Nedap Form Technology Partnership for Next-Generation Access Management
How battery-free locking and open-platform access control create a unified, mobile-first security experience.
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A Collaboration Built for Future-Proof Building Security
iLOQ, known for its battery-free digital locking technology, has entered a strategic technology partnership with Nedap, a global provider of physical security solutions. The collaboration responds to the growing need for integrated building security systems that combine sustainability, user convenience and centralized control. By aligning their technologies, the companies aim to deliver a unified access solution suited for modern, mobile-first environments.
Deep Integration Between Battery-Free Locks and Online Access Control
The partnership centers on connecting iLOQ’s autonomous digital locking system with Nedap’s AEOS access control platform. This integration brings together two complementary strengths: iLOQ’s energy-efficient locks that generate power from user actions, and AEOS’s centralized, online management capabilities.
The combined system enables organizations to manage diverse access points—across any building type or distributed location—through a single platform, ensuring operational continuity and flexibility as security requirements evolve.
Mobile-First Credentials Drive a Seamless User Experience
Both companies share a strong mobile-access vision, positioning smartphones as the primary credential for everyday use. With iLOQ enabling battery-free, smartphone-based unlocking and Nedap providing AEOS-compatible Apple and Google Wallet credentials, the integrated solution offers a consistent, secure user journey across both online and offline doors.
This unified mobile experience enhances efficiency for security teams while delivering frictionless access for users, reducing reliance on physical keys or battery-powered credentials.
Designed for Sectors Requiring Reliability and Scalability
The partnership is particularly suited to industries where uptime and robust security are critical, including utilities, critical infrastructure, healthcare and industrial facilities. The open-platform approach of both companies allows customers to adapt and expand integrations over time, ensuring long-term compatibility with future technologies and organizational growth.
Roadmap Toward a Fully Integrated Access Ecosystem
The first integrated features of the joint solution are expected in Q1 2026, with additional developments planned thereafter. By combining battery-free locking, mobile-first identity management and open-platform access control, iLOQ and Nedap aim to create a comprehensive solution that supports security, sustainability and ease of management in modern buildings.
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