Medication cabinets
Illustrative setting for cabinet access.
A multi-port control board that extends the Ez line's facial and palm-vein biometric capabilities to virtually any system over serial. Add facial and palm-vein recognition to third-party access controllers — or embed the module in your own hardware — backed by an SDK we provide to approved integrators.
Most biometric readers only talk to their own controller. The Access Module Interface breaks that lock-in: it exposes Ibex's facial and palm-vein modules over serial, so the technology can drive — or report to — almost any device a customer already has. It's the bridge between Ibex biometrics and the rest of your stack.
Explore five illustrated application settings: medication cabinets, PPE cabinets, server rooms, weapons storage, and asset lockers. Integration details depend on the host system; talk to our engineering team about your project.
Illustrative setting for cabinet access.
Illustrative setting for workplace supplies.
Illustrative setting for restricted rooms.
Illustrative setting for a controlled storage room.
Illustrative setting for shared storage.
Illustrative scenes; confirm integration requirements with Ibex engineering.
It's a multi-port control board from Ibex that extends facial and palm-vein recognition modules to virtually any system over a serial connection. It lets integrators add Ibex biometrics to third-party access controllers or embed them into their own hardware, backed by an SDK.
Potential settings include medication and PPE cabinets, server rooms, weapons storage, and asset lockers. The exact connection depends on the host system; ask Ibex engineering to review your project.
Yes — Ibex provides an SDK to approved integrators on request, so you can build the facial recognition and palm-vein technology into your own application.
Yes. It's designed to provide Ibex camera and palm-vein technology to third-party controllers and other applications over serial — without replacing the existing system.
If it has a serial port, we can add facial or palm-vein biometrics to it. Tell us what you're building.