COVID

Kossi Adzo, Editor/Researcher at Startup.info interviewed Paul Stanborough, managing director at Aditech Limited, about the use of technology to enhance safety and security, as part of a recent “Innovators vs COVID 19” feature. Startup.Info is the leading entrepreneurs and innovation magazine devoted to shed light on the booming startup ecosystem worldwide. Read Full Article This […]

Iris Recognition scores over alternative biometric technologies Facial Recognition and Iris Recognition: The Effects of PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) The Aditech White Paper discusses and illustrates with a short video, how Iris Identification and Authentication technology compares with the flawed facial recognition techniques when confronted by PPE following the COVID Pandemic. Introduction Following recent NIST

IrisAccess® technology secures laboratories and hazardous materials. Identification through biometrics is extremely critical throughout laboratories.  In several locations Aditech has installed IrisAccess® Contact-free Iris Recognition Access Control Solutions where there is a need to meet the strictest bio-lab security requirements.  Policies and the law require positive identification to ensure only the right people have access

ICAO recent guidelines for air travel includes the use of contactless biometric technologies. No major industry has been more affect by the COVID-19 pandemic than air travel. International air passenger traffic has dropped a dramatic 80% and airport revenues are down 45%. Those figures are from the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) and the Airport

Iris Recognition Technology is proven to offer high accuracy biometric access and attendance solutions without the need for contact with the equipment, ensuring that transfer of the coronavirus is minimised in many critical applications within government, medical and defence environments. Now, with the COVID-19 pandemic pushing everyone to reduce physical contact with each other and