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<p style="margin: 0px; font-stretch: normal; font-size: 22px; line-height: normal; font-family: &quot;.SF UI&quot;; font-size-adjust: none; font-kerning: auto; font-variant-alternates: normal; font-variant-numeric: normal; font-variant-east-asian: normal; font-feature-settings: normal; color: rgb(17, 17, 17);">Here’s a checklist of features commonly in swing door systems. 1. Core Functionality
 	•	Opening/Closing Modes:
 	•	Fully Open
 	•	Fully Closed
 	•	Partial Open
 	•	Automatic Mode (based on sensors)
 	•	Auto-Learn Functionality:
 	•	Learning open and close limits automatically using encoder feedback.
 	•	Motion Detection:
 	•	External and Internal motion detectors for user-triggered automatic operation. 
 2. Advanced Features
 	•	Safety Features:
 	•	Obstacle Detection:
 	•	Detect if an obstacle is in the swing path (using current sensing or additional IR/ultrasonic sensors).
 	•	Pause or reverse motor operation when an obstacle is detected.
 	•	Soft Start/Stop:
 	•	Smooth acceleration and deceleration to reduce wear and improve user safety.
 	•	Energy-Saving Features:
 	•	Adaptive sensor behavior based on usage patterns (e.g., reduce sensitivity in low-traffic periods).
 	•	Auto power-off for idle components to save energy.
 	•	Manual Override:
 	•	Mechanical release or battery-powered fallback in case of power failure. 
 3. User Control and Interface
 	•	Touchscreen Features:
 	•	Selection of modes and durations.
 	•	Diagnostics menu for troubleshooting or viewing system status (e.g., motor health, error codes).
 	•	Real-time feedback (e.g., door position, sensor status).
 	•	Customizable Settings:
 	•	Auto-close duration adjustment.
 	•	Sensitivity adjustment for motion detectors.
 	•	Opening angle adjustment (for Partial Open mode).
 	•	Remote Control:
 	•	Integration with wireless remotes, smartphone apps, or building management systems for remote operation. 
 4. Integration Features
 	•	Smart Home Integration:
 	•	Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connectivity for app-based control or monitoring.
 	•	Integration with smart home systems like Alexa, Google Home, or Apple HomeKit.
 	•	Access Control:
 	•	RFID/NFC reader for secure access.
 	•	Keypad or biometric systems (fingerprint, facial recognition). 
 5. Durability and Maintenance
 	•	Diagnostics and Maintenance:
 	•	Self-diagnostics system with error codes for easy troubleshooting.
 	•	Predictive maintenance alerts (e.g., based on motor cycles or encoder readings).
 	•	Power Features:
 	•	Battery backup for operation during power outages.
 	•	Surge protection for electronics. 
 6. Additional Innovations
 	•	User Convenience:
 	•	Quiet operation (using low-noise motors and gears).
 	•	Weather-resistant design for outdoor doors.
 	•	Advanced Detection:
 	•	AI-enabled sensors to differentiate between objects and people.
 	•	Learning motion detector patterns to reduce false positives.
 	•	Security Enhancements:
 	•	Anti-tailgating logic (allowing one person to pass per detection event).
 	•	Automatic lock integration after closing. 
 Features You Might Consider Adding
 	1.	Obstacle Detection: Use current sensing, ultrasonic, or IR sensors to enhance safety.
 	2.	Smart Integration: Add Wi-Fi/Bluetooth for remote control and app integration.
 	3.	Diagnostics Menu: Provide a touchscreen interface to display motor health, error codes, or sensor data.
 	4.	Access Control: Integrate with RFID, NFC, or biometric systems for secure use.
 	5.	Soft Start/Stop: Improve door operation smoothness and durability.

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