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RFID ISO15693 vs ISO14443A door gates

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I am doing a project using MIFARE classic 1k (ISO14443A) wristbands and my client would like to put door gates at his entrance to prevent people from stealing them. I was wondering if anyone has ever heard of ISO14443A door gates? My understanding of the difference between the ISOs is the range. Would it be possible for a ISO15963 gate such as **broken link removed** to be able to at least detect the tags? I don't really need to talk to them.
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