About Curoware
The Hardware Arm of Digicuro
Digicuro builds the operating system for physical spaces. Curoware supplies the devices it runs on — readers, kiosks, displays, firewalls, sensors and barriers, selected and configured by the same team that builds the software.
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Products in Range
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Hardware Categories
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Industries Served
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Platform It Runs On
Why Curoware Exists
Operators of coworking spaces, hotels, malls, offices and clinics usually buy software from one vendor and hardware from five others — then spend months making them talk to each other. Curoware removes that gap: every device in this catalogue is chosen, tested and supported to work with the Digicuro platform from day one.
What We Supply
Access Control & Smart Entry
NFC/BT/WiFi readers, door kits, turnstiles, flap barriers
Self-Service & Point of Sale
Ticketing kiosks, Android tills, handheld billing terminals
Displays, Network & Telephony
Meeting-room panels, firewalls, servers, IP PBX
IoT, Parking & Credentials
Sensors, automation devices, ANPR, boom barriers, cards & tags
What We Build to Order
The catalogue is deliberately not exhaustive. A large part of our work is R&D and custom development: smart sensors specced for a particular site, automation flows designed around a client's operating procedures, purpose-built controllers with our own firmware, and custom sensor enclosures shaped, finished and branded to match the interiors they live in. If a device for your space doesn't exist, we design and build it — then run it on the Digicuro platform like everything else.
How We Work
- One partner — hardware, software, installation and support from a single team
- Proven on real sites — devices come from live Digicuro deployments, not a reseller price list
- Straight-talking quotes — pricing shared on request, covering configuration, warranty and bulk terms for your site
- Built to scale — from a single door reader to multi-site rollouts across India and Southeast Asia
Planning a space?
Tell us about your site and we will spec the full hardware stack — with a consolidated quote.