ADITUS GmbH has introduced Speedy 2, a new generation of access management technology designed to improve entry processes at exhibitions, conferences, trade shows, and live events. The new platform combines NFC wallet ticketing, faster admission, personalised visitor communication, and an architecture designed to accommodate future artificial intelligence-driven security and entry technologies.
As event organisers continue to look for faster, more convenient, and digitally connected admission solutions, Speedy 2 is designed to simplify the visitor journey while providing organisers with greater flexibility in managing high-volume entrances.
Speedy 2 Brings Next-Generation Ticket Scanning to Events
At the centre of Speedy 2 is support for modern NFC ticketing technology. Visitors can store their event tickets in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet and have them scanned and validated directly at the entrance.
This eliminates the need for printed tickets and reduces dependence on additional event-specific applications. The technology is designed to provide a near-contactless admission process, allowing tickets to be detected and checked as visitors approach the entrance device.
According to ADITUS, the complete admission process, including ticket validation, badge printing, and access authorisation, can be completed in less than three seconds. This capability is particularly relevant for major exhibitions and large-scale events where thousands of visitors may arrive within a limited period.
By reducing the time required for each admission, Speedy 2 can help event organisers manage visitor flows more efficiently and minimise queues at busy entrances.
AI-Ready Architecture for Future Event Security
Beyond current ticketing requirements, Speedy 2 has been developed with future access management technologies in mind. ADITUS says the new system architecture can be extended to support AI-powered security and entry processes.
One potential application is intelligent identity verification at the point of entry. While these capabilities are intended to support future requirements, the platform has been designed to provide a technological foundation for more advanced event security and admission processes.
The development reflects the wider digital transformation taking place across the exhibition and events industry, where organisers are increasingly combining digital tickets, automated access control, visitor data, and security technologies.
Entrance Becomes a Visitor Communication Touchpoint
For event organisers, the entrance is more than simply a location where tickets are checked. It is often the first physical interaction a visitor has with an exhibition or event.
Speedy 2 is designed to make greater use of this moment through its integrated 10.1-inch touchscreen. The display can be used to present personalised welcome messages, event information, visitor instructions, and other important notices.
The system also includes Wake-on-Proximity technology. This feature allows content to become visible when a visitor approaches the device, creating a more responsive interaction at the entrance.
As a result, the access point can become an additional communication channel rather than functioning only as a ticket validation station.
For organisers, this provides an opportunity to strengthen the visitor experience from the moment attendees arrive at the venue.
Supporting a Seamless Visitor Journey
Speed and convenience have become important factors in modern event experiences. Long queues, complicated ticketing procedures, and repeated manual checks can create friction during the arrival process.
Speedy 2 is intended to address these challenges by combining digital ticket validation, badge printing, and access authorisation within a streamlined process.
Visitors using compatible wallet tickets can present their smartphones without needing printed documents or separate applications. The system can then validate admission and support the next stages of the entry process.
For exhibitions with multiple halls, entrances, or access zones, faster processing can also help organisers maintain a more consistent visitor flow throughout the venue.
Flexible Connectivity for Event Environments
Modern exhibitions and live events can take place in a wide variety of venues, each with different technical and connectivity requirements. Speedy 2 supports Wi-Fi, LAN, and mobile connectivity, giving organisers multiple options for connecting the access management system.
The platform can also operate both online and offline. This provides additional operational flexibility in situations where connectivity may be limited or temporarily unavailable.
Centralised management enables organisers to oversee multiple devices and entrances through a consistent system. This can be particularly useful for large exhibitions where access points are distributed across different areas of a venue.
Consistent Branding Across Multiple Entrances
Brand consistency is another aspect of the new Speedy 2 platform. Multiple devices can be deployed using a unified user interface, helping organisers provide visitors with a consistent experience regardless of which entrance they use.
The hardware can also be customised through different housing colours. This allows event organisers to match the devices with corporate branding, exhibition design concepts, or the visual identity of a venue.
For major trade shows and corporate events, where branding plays an important role throughout the visitor journey, the ability to integrate access technology into the wider event environment can provide additional design flexibility.
Speedy 2 Combines Access Control and Visitor Engagement
Traditional access control systems primarily focus on verifying whether a person is authorised to enter an event. New digital event technologies are increasingly expected to perform additional functions.
Speedy 2 combines access management with visitor communication, creating a system that can play a broader role at the entrance.
The integrated touchscreen provides a direct communication channel, while NFC wallet compatibility makes the ticketing process more convenient for visitors. Connectivity options and central management capabilities are designed to support organisers operating multiple devices across large venues.
This combination positions the platform as part of a wider digital visitor journey rather than simply as an entrance scanning device.
ADITUS Highlights Changing Expectations Around Event Entry
Commenting on the launch, Marc Luzoff, Managing Director of ADITUS GmbH, said that digital ticketing is changing expectations among both organisers and visitors.
He described Speedy 2 as a redesigned approach to the entry experience, combining modern ticketing technologies with visitor communication while preparing the platform for future requirements.
The comments reflect the growing importance of digital infrastructure within exhibitions and events. As visitors increasingly expect mobile-first experiences, organisers are looking for technologies that can make admission faster while also supporting communication and operational requirements.
Applications Across Exhibitions, Conferences and Live Events
Speedy 2 is designed for a broad range of event formats. Its capabilities can be applied to exhibitions, trade shows, conferences, large-scale events, and other environments where visitor access needs to be managed efficiently.
At exhibitions, the platform can support high-volume visitor arrivals and digital ticket validation. At conferences, it can provide a streamlined entry process while displaying event information and personalised messages.
For large-scale live events, its connectivity options, offline capability, and centralised management can provide additional operational flexibility across multiple access points.
The technology can therefore be used across different event environments where speed, reliability, visitor communication, and access control are important considerations.
Faster Digital Entry for the Events Industry
The introduction of Speedy 2 comes as the events industry continues to adopt digital tools that reduce friction and improve the overall attendee experience.
NFC wallet tickets, mobile connectivity, automated validation, digital displays, and future AI capabilities are increasingly becoming part of the technology ecosystem surrounding exhibitions and live events.
By bringing these capabilities together in one access management platform, ADITUS aims to address both current and emerging requirements for event admission.
The ability to validate Apple Wallet and Google Wallet tickets directly at the entrance is particularly relevant as mobile ticketing becomes more common. At the same time, the platform’s touchscreen and personalised communication features give organisers additional opportunities to engage visitors during the arrival process.
Speedy 2 Now Available
ADITUS GmbH has made Speedy 2 available immediately. The platform is intended for exhibitions, conferences, large-scale events, and other event formats requiring efficient visitor access management.
With support for NFC wallet tickets, rapid validation, badge printing, multiple connectivity options, offline operation, centralised management, and an integrated touchscreen, Speedy 2 represents ADITUS’s latest approach to digital event entry.
The platform’s future-ready architecture also provides scope for additional AI-supported security and access capabilities as event technology continues to evolve.
For event organisers, the development highlights how the entrance can become more than a checkpoint. With the right technology, it can serve simultaneously as an access control point, visitor communication channel, and starting point for a smoother digital event experience.
About ADITUS GmbH
ADITUS GmbH develops digital solutions for visitor management, ticketing, access control, and admission processes for exhibitions and events. Its technologies are designed to help organisers manage visitor flows while creating efficient and digitally connected event experiences.
With Speedy 2, the company is expanding its access management technology with support for modern mobile ticketing, visitor communication, flexible connectivity, and technologies designed for future event security requirements.
