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  • Iris ID showcases latest biometric solutions at Identity Week America 2026, booth 710.
  • IrisAccess iA1000 offers dual iris and face fusion authentication, enhancing high-security application access.
  • IrisTime iT100 improves workforce management and payroll accuracy through iris and face fusion.

Iris ID is highlighting its latest biometric identity technologies at booth 710 during Identity Week America from September 2-3.

The company is set to display its advanced iris and face fusion authentication system, which aims to enhance the speed and security of identity verification for various sectors such as government, enterprise, healthcare, and transportation.

Trusted biometric identity

Mohammed Murad, Chief Revenue Officer of Iris ID, emphasised the necessity for security environments to maintain speed, usability, and accuracy. He stated, "Modern security environments can no longer afford to compromise on speed, user experience or accuracy. By combining our core iris recognition with face fusion and anti-spoofing PAD, we are enabling enterprise and government organisations to stay ahead of sophisticated identity threats. At Identity Week, we're demonstrating how a single, trusted biometric identity can deliver frictionless access across every physical and digital touchpoint."

Among the solutions on display are applications focused on access control, centralised identity management, and workforce authentication.

Multi-factor authentication

Iris ID's complete range of biometric hardware, including the iCAM D2000 terminal

The exhibition features several key solutions, including the IrisAccess® iA1000 Biometric Access Control Ecosystem. This platform utilises dual iris and face fusion authentication alongside PIN and credential-based multi-factor authentication to deliver precise identification with artificial intelligence-powered presentation attack detection (PAD) for preventing spoofing.

The IrisAccess Management System (iAMS) is also showcased, serving as an enterprise identity management platform compatible with the iA1000. It centralises management of users, devices, and policies, integrating with access control and identity systems for both local and global operations.

Advanced workforce management and enrolment solutions

Apart from access control, IrisTime™ iT100 is introduced as a next-generation workforce management solution that combines iris and face recognition to curb time theft and improve payroll accuracy.

Iris ID's complete range of biometric hardware, including the iCAM D2000 terminal, iBAR 600E module for kiosks, and the iCAM TD200 for enrolment and authentication, are also presented. Additionally, Iris ID is unveiling a new biometric solution positioned between the existing iCAM TD200 and iBAR 600E models, offering enhanced flexibility for system integrators.

Attendees are invited to visit booth 710 for live demonstrations of these innovations.

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