Invixium Integrates Biometric Solutions With AEOS by Nedap

TORONTO — Invixium, a manufacturer of touchless biometrics, has integrated its portfolio of solutions with AEOS by Nedap, a provider of access control solutions.

The integration between AEOS and IXM Web, Invixium’s enterprise-grade software solution, is said to streamline the process of setting up and using Invixium biometric systems with AEOS. Users can now deploy Invixium touchless biometrics, such as face recognition via IXM Titan, as well as the rest of the company’s biometric portfolio.

The integration is enabled by IXM Link, a licensed software feature for IXM Web that allows for one- or two-way database-to-database synchronization between IXM Web and AEOS. Database synchronization is said to ensure easy setup, installation and use of Invixium biometric solutions for AEOS users.

Administrators can enroll biometric data to cardholders (securely stored in IXM Web), which are continuously synchronized with AEOS. In addition, Device Integration Protocol (DIP) has been implemented to allow AEOS to control the verification process.

“Integrating leading security solutions, such as touchless face recognition, with AEOS has enabled Nedap to remain at the forefront of COVID-19 response,” says Susanne Adriaanse, managing director at Nedap Security Management. “Invixium’s innovative technologies like face recognition, mask detection and touchless thermal screening make them a partner that closely aligns with our strategy to provide a wide range high-level solutions to modern security problems.”

Expanding the company’s reach through technology integrations is vital to Invixium’s strategy, says CEO and President Shiraz Kapada. “This integration simplifies installation and management while reducing costs for businesses that are looking for unified end-to-end security systems. We look forward to addressing the needs of AEOS users with our unique solutions,” he adds.

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