Ipsidy unveils Access, a new cost-effective biometric monitoring system

Ipsidy Inc (OTCQX:IDTY), a provider of biometric identification and electronic transaction processing services, on Monday unveiled Access, a novel cost-effective mobile biometric tracking system.

Using nothing more than tablets, Bluetooth and mobile phones, Access protects the perimeters of buildings, campuses and even borders to create safer environments by monitoring the enrolled identities of people moving in and around a defined area.

Managers at companies, hospitals and warehouses, as well as residential and commercial buildings, for example, can use this new technology to confirm the biometric identification of enrolled participants upon their arrival and exit from buildings. 

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Ipsidy’s tablet-based Concierge application works in tandem with Access and is used by the site’s attendant to monitor the entries and exits of enrolled participants in the Access system. Indeed, the Concierge app registers and verifies users’ identities while also providing readouts on analytics. The attendance of employees can be tracked, for example, by reviewing access logs.

A site’s employees or residents can also use the program to create date-and-time specific digital visitor passes that can be monitored by the attendant who takes charge of the system.

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Access works across an array of settings, ranging from commercial and residential buildings as well as schools and hospitals to warehouses.

Pricing for Access depends on the number of users and starts at just a few hundred dollars per month.

Based in Long Beach, New York, Ipsidy has developed secure biometric identity management and electronic transaction solutions for government and public-sector organizations in the United States, South Africa and internationally.

Contact Ellen Kelleher at [email protected]

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