Built for the worst
day of the year.
Dead zones. Dust. Rain. A hundred thousand people. Our devices carry their own brains, read every credential type, and keep scanning when the Wi-Fi quits, because the field doesn’t care about your network.
- One device reads RFID, NFC, QR, and barcode
- On-board database: keeps scanning when the Wi-Fi quits
- Engineered in-house in New Orleans
One footprint. Every device, connected.
Deploy the hardware across the grounds and every device gets online (gates wired in on PoE, everything else on Wi-Fi), then each zone reaches the cloud on its own uplink. No single point to fail. Hover over a device to trace how it connects.
Each device pushes its own data up and pulls updates back down, and every zone reaches the cloud on its own uplink, so no single point can take the show down.
Hover over any device to trace how it gets online: PoE or Wi-Fi to the local network, then out to the cloud. No single uplink to fail.
NTR-6
The front-gate workhorse. An on-board computer keeps it validating when the network drops, LEDs and a loudspeaker call the shot from 50 feet in daylight, and at 3.5 lbs it travels in a Pelican case.
- Type
- Stationary portal · high traffic
- Connectivity
- POE+ wired (Wi-Fi + LTE/5G backup)
NTR-H
Portal-grade access control that fits in one hand. The same offline brain as the NTR-6, an all-day battery, and live GPS and battery telemetry so you can run a whole roaming fleet from the control room.
- Type
- Mobile handheld · low traffic / roaming
- Connectivity
- Wi-Fi (cellular optional)
NTR-T
The counter unit. Validates tickets, swaps third-party barcodes for wristbands, and looks up any guest, all on a tablet that keeps working whether the network is up or not.
- Type
- Box office · low traffic
- Connectivity
- Wi-Fi (cellular optional)
NTR-T+
The kiosk that runs itself. Guests register a wristband, link a card, and set spend limits in about 20 seconds, no agent and no line, feeding straight into wrstREG and wrstPOS.
- Type
- Self-service kiosk
- Connectivity
- Wi-Fi
TAP-4
Every way to pay, in one hand. RFID, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and cards, plus on-the-spot wristband registration, on Stripe-grade hardware that keeps selling when the Wi-Fi drops.
- Type
- Handheld POS / registration terminal
- Payments
- RFID · Apple/Google Pay · card
ZC10L
Big credentials, printed on the spot. Edge-to-edge full-color 3.5 × 5.5″ badges with RFID encoded as they print and a full menu of security features, one every 30 seconds.
- Badge size
- 3.5″ W × 5.5″ H
- Edge-to-edge full-color, variable data
ZC350
The compact badge printer. Standard CR80 cards, dual-sided full color, RFID or plain, with all the security options of its big sibling, small enough to sit on any accreditation desk.
- Badge size
- 2.125″ W × 3.375″ H (CR80)
- Dual-sided full-color
Spec the right hardware for your event
Tell us what you’re building. We’ll show you how one platform, and a crew that shows up, handles access, credentials, payments, and data from load-in to load-out.
Questions? hello@wrstbnd.com