A short time ago, the concept of home automation was limited to programmable thermostats that control the inside temperature for HVAC systems; and security buzzer alarms that sound when there are incursions or power outages. However, if recent developments in smart house trends are to be considered, homeowners may expect a completely new level of elegance, comfort, convenience, and safety in their home appliances. Entrance Automation is an emerging market. During the projection period, it is anticipated that the global market for automatic gate door opening systems will grow at a compound annual growth rate of 7.1% to reach USD 17.75 million by 2030. The advent of faster motors, like those from Bft Automation, that enable opening and closing at a higher pace than was previously possible, is one of the most recent innovations in the sliding gate sector.

A crucial factor in both commercial and residential settings is the possibility of unauthorised access when waiting for a gate to close. This risk can be reduced by allowing persons and items to enter and exit a property more quickly. A quicker motor also has the advantage of shorter wait times. This can be especially helpful for properties in busy regions where a car would risk obstructing traffic while it waits to enter a site guarded by a slower gate. A faster motor may also potentially lower the likelihood of an accident caused by rapid vehicles accessing a property. Beyond these pragmatic factors, individuals are less accustomed to waiting for things in today's fast-paced society, and this extends to the time it takes them to enter and exit their own property. So, putting security considerations aside, customers who have sliding gates installed on their residential property and who value convenience are likely to find quicker motors more alluring.