Parabit and Invixium combine biometric innovation with precision engineered mounting solutions to support secure, accurate, and visually refined access control deployments across turnstiles, entry points, and high traffic environments.

SAFR Scan and Parabit are in partnership to support biometric access control installations with mounting solutions designed for SAFR Scan readers across walls, mullions, turnstiles, and freestanding applications.

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.

You may often hear that form follows function, but when it comes to self-service technology, the best solutions are designed to do both. From kiosks to device mounts, flexibility in design is crucial for deploying the most successful, streamlined, and easy to use experiences.

As technology progresses, our expectations for security and convenience also advance. Biometrics, providing both, are poised to revolutionize the landscape in 2024 and beyond. Here's what lies ahead: 1. Enhanced User Experience: Biometrics, once reserved for high-security environments, now prioritize convenience. Seamless, on-the-move identification using modalities like iris and voice will become the new standard. 2. Multifactor Authentication: Companies are increa

By integrating facial and fingerprint recognition, as well as multi-factor identification terminals, the Biometric Access Control Systems authorize or deny individuals to enter the premises based on if their biometrics are in the system or not. As noted in the article, The Latest Trends In Biometrics For Access Control (2023 Advancements), on securityinformed.com, “The latest biometric trends will see contactless security measures become the norm. With advancements in cloud b