Parabit and Hanwha Vision are in partnership to support stronger surveillance deployments, combining Hanwha camera technology with purpose built housings designed for better placement, protection, and clean installation across real world environments.

Biometric access control is only as reliable as the environment it is installed in. This post explores how the partnership between IDEMIA and Parabit brings biometric access into the built environment through mounting and enclosure solutions that support performance, durability, and clean integration at the entry point.

Winter changes how customers use 24/7 ATM and ITM environments. Longer dwell times, frozen doors, and reduced visibility can quickly impact safety and customer confidence. With real time monitoring and access control, financial institutions can detect issues faster, reduce risk, and keep self service spaces operating reliably all season.

The March Networks and Parabit partnership is built around one core principle: camera placement matters. Parabit camera housings enhance March specialty cameras by enabling intentional angles for facial capture, license plates, transaction visibility, and discreet monitoring across banking, retail, aviation, and high traffic environments.

Behind every efficient airport and transportation hub is a coordinated physical infrastructure that supports security, accessibility, and passenger flow. This article explores how access control, surveillance, kiosks, lighting, and mounting systems work together to keep complex transit environments operating smoothly and reliably.

As AI driven security tools become standard, compliance remains a constant. From accurate audit trails to clear visual documentation and accessibility requirements, understanding how compliance intersects with AI is critical for modern facilities.

The global interactive kiosk market is accelerating as organizations modernize check in, customer service, and visitor management. From healthcare to retail and public spaces, kiosks are reshaping how facilities manage flow, access, and visibility.

MSUFCU’s new headquarters required a polished digital experience that matched the credit union’s progressive vision. Parabit led the planning and installation of Nanolumens LED displays, engineering column and ceiling mounted configurations that elevate the space and support communication and branding. The result is a cohesive, high impact solution shaped through detailed coordination and installation leadership.

Artificial intelligence is redefining how airports manage passenger flow, security, and facility supervision. From biometric identity checks to intelligent analytics that monitor congestion, AI strengthens every stage of the airport journey. With the right infrastructure supporting sensors, cameras, and supervision technology, airports can achieve safer, smoother, and more efficient operations for travelers and staff.