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NTR-T

The box-office workhorse

The NTR-T is the counter unit: a tablet-based terminal for the box office and lower-traffic gates. It validates barcodes and RFID, swaps third-party tickets for wristbands, and shares the same offline on-board database as the rest of the NTR line, so the box office never stalls.

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NTR-T: Box-office tablet
Built for the field

Engineered for the worst day of the year.

Box-office ready

Purpose-built for ticket validation, exchanges, and guest lookup at the counter.

Barcode + RFID

Reads third-party barcodes and RFID equally well, with on-the-spot ticket-to-wristband swaps.

Offline resilient

Same on-board database as the portals. Keeps working when the network doesn’t.

Specs

The details.

Type
Box office · low traffic
Connectivity
Wi-Fi (cellular optional)
Media
Barcode · RFID
Use
Validation · ticket swaps · lookup
In the field

Where the NTR-T shows up.

All work
Boston Marathon Sporting Events
30,000 Credentials issued per race

Boston Marathon

Ticketing, access, and credentialing for ~30,000 people across a sprawling race footprint.

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Coastal Country Jam Festivals
38,500 RFID Wristbands Issued

Coastal Country Jam

Fast entry and smooth credentialing for a 25,000-plus crowd on the sand.

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College Football Playoff Sporting Events
50,000+ Attendees managed

College Football Playoff

Full-weekend access, RFID ticketing, and digital waivers across CFP House, Playoff Playlist Live, TOTC, and Fan Central.

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Farmers Insurance Open Sporting Events
33,000 Attendees

Farmers Insurance Open

Access, cashless POS, credentialing and self-service registration for 33,000 at Torrey Pines.

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Gretna Heritage Festival Festivals
59,000 Attendees

Gretna Heritage Festival

RFID wristbands, cashless POS, and box office for the West Bank’s hometown festival.

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Hogs for the Cause Festivals
15,000 Attendees

Hogs for the Cause

Cashless POS, access, and mail fulfillment for New Orleans’ charity BBQ festival.

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Where it fits

One attendee, end to end.

RegistrationRun walk-ups and pre-registered guests through one desk. Match faces, verify signatures, and let attendees check themselves in at a kiosk. Access ControlClear crowds fast on RFID, NFC, QR, or barcode. One device reads all four. Open and close any gate from your phone, and keep scanning when the Wi-Fi quits.
More of the stack

Other hardware.

NTR-6 Stationary access portal 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. NTR-H Mobile handheld scanner 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. NTR-T+ Self-service registration kiosk 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. TAP-4 Cashless POS handheld 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.
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