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In the fast-paced world of technology, the ability to innovate is often seen as the hallmark of success. However, innovation does not occur in a vacuum; it is frequently born from the challenges we face. The recent discussion with Gaël Lededantec, co-founder of Akidaia, underscores the significance of embracing challenges as a catalyst for innovation, particularly in the realm of security and access control.The Traditional Model of Access ControlHistorically, access control solutions have relied on a centralized model, where various forms of identification - be it badges, QR codes, or biometrics - are processed through a reader connected to a central database. This infrastructure-heavy approach presents several challenges: it is often expensive to install, vulnerable to cyber threats, and limited in deployment flexibility. The reliance on connectivity means that securing isolated or temporary locations becomes a logistical nightmare, often requiring the use of traditional keys and manual oversight.The Decentr