Invixium, a global provider of biometric access control and workforce management solutions, announces its participation at Intersec Saudi Arabia 2023, which is taking place from 3 to 5 October 2023, at the Riyadh International Convention & Exhibition Center, in Riyadh. 

Invixium will exhibit its full line of solutions focused on design, innovation, and superior quality. Saudi Arabia is making significant progress in the security industry and this event will bring together key government providers, agencies, organisational heads, and decision-makers in the region.

Intersec Saudi Arabia 2023

Invixium's participation at Intersec Saudi Arabia 2023 is not just about showcasing products"

Saudi Arabia is a pivotal market for us," said Shiraz Kapadia, CEO & President at Invixium. “This region has witnessed immense growth and we will continue to invest in this thriving economy that embraces technological advancements and business development with open arms."

He adds, "Our focus is to contribute to this transformative journey – Vision 2030, by offering our solutions to government and private sector enterprises in verticals like oil and gas, utilities, airports, hotels, and education. Invixium's participation at Intersec Saudi Arabia 2023 is not just about showcasing products; it underscores our unwavering dedication to enhance security measures in the Kingdom through world-class biometric access control and workforce management solutions.”

Invixium’s array of products

Taking center-stage will be Invixium’s array of products and solutions including IXM TITAN, their flagship solution for access control, workforce management, and visitor screening. This is the most advanced face recognition solution that boasts rugged construction, modern design, and dual biometric authentication.

Among other standout products will be IXM TFACE–a highly versatile and slim dual biometric device, IXM VERTU–a thoughtfully engineered RFID card and mobile access reader, MERGE 2–an elegant fingerprint access control & time tracking device, and MYCRO–a simple fingerprint and card access control for door security.

Latest IXM WEB 2.3 software

With up to 3X faster face recognition speed, integration with Siemens SIPORT access control panel

Furthermore, stepping into the spotlight will be the latest IXM WEB 2.3, a web-based, cloud-ready biometric software application.

With up to 3X faster face recognition speed, integration with Siemens SIPORT access control panel software, and IndigoVision’s Video Management Software (VMS)–Control Centre, this enterprise-grade biometric software is known for its enhanced security and efficiency.

Invixium's biometric products

As the fastest-growing biometric brand in the Kingdom, Invixium has become synonymous with high quality, design, and innovation. Engineered to excel, Invixium’s solutions work in the most rugged and challenging environments where traditional access control solutions don’t work. 

Attendees of the event will have the opportunity to experience firsthand the capabilities of Invixium's biometric products and solutions on display in Hall 1, stand B-23 and interact with the company's team of biometric experts.

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