Iris ID unveils new biometric access control reader
Eve Goode
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Iris ID has announced that it will debut its IrisAccess iA1000, a concurrent iris and face recognition access control reader.
IrisAccess iA1000
The iA1000 with two configurations is equipped with capabilities to suit varied budgets as well as diverse access control needs, the company highlights.
Depending on which configuration is chosen to secure operations, the iA1000 is equipped with a touchscreen LCD, Wi-Fi and PoE capabilities, OSDP and Wiegand protocols, and a card reader that supports multiple card formats as well as mobile credentials.
The iA1000 meets key certifications, can be used in a variety of use cases and comes with the new iA-MS, a centralised web-based application for managing iA1000 devices.
“One step in the right direction”
Mohammed Murad, VP, Iris ID Systems commented: “As technology continues to push the security industry in new and unpredictable ways, Iris ID prides itself with innovating Advanced Identity Authentication solutions for this market.
“Traditional methods of providing access control such as access cards, pins and keypads and even legacy biometrics no longer offer the protections that are needed to secure physical locations.
“Our solutions are one step in the right direction of ensuring highest-level of security that can grow with organisations and does the most to keep bad actors at bay,” Murad concluded.
