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Manufacturer of facial and palm-vein recognition access control devices (the Ez line) and the Access Module Interface for adding biometrics to third-party systems over serial. Cloud-native, documented REST API, full IP. UL certification in progress.

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Facial recognitionPalm-veinAccess controlTime & attendanceSerial integrationUL in progress

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Ibex Access Control — manufacturer of facial and palm-vein recognition access control devices (the Ez line: Ez400, Ez500, Ez800) and the Access Module Interface for adding biometrics to third-party systems over serial. Cloud-native, Swagger-documented REST API, SIP/WebRTC, HID/Wiegand compatible. in-house engineering. UL certification in progress.

Products

Ez line — facial + palm-vein devices ✓ confirmed

Three tiers on one cloud platform. Full detail: ez-line.html

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Access Module Interface ✓ confirmed

A multi-port serial control board that adds Ibex facial + palm-vein recognition to virtually any system. Common applications: third-party access controllers, armory and gun cases, medical and drug cabinets, smart lockers, vending and dispensers, parking. SDK provided to approved integrators. access-module-interface.html

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Key facts

BiometricsFacial recognition + palm-vein recognition, matched on the device
Access controlRelay output drives any door, lock, gate, turnstile, or barrier
AttendanceSame device handles time & attendance with cloud reporting
IntegrationSwagger REST API; SIP / WebRTC; HID and Wiegand. Does not use OSDP.
SDKAvailable to approved integrators on request (not a public download)
IP & manufacturingin-house engineering; manufactured in-house
CertificationUL certification in progress
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Company

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FAQ

What does Ibex make?

Facial and palm-vein recognition devices for access control and attendance (the Ez line), the Access Module Interface for serial integration, plus turnstiles, gates, locks, exit buttons, cards, fobs, and RFID.

What biometrics does Ibex use?

Facial recognition and palm-vein recognition, both contactless and matched on the device. The Ez500 and Ez800 support both; the Ez400 is facial-focused.

How does Ibex integrate with other systems?

Cloud-native with a Swagger-documented REST API, SIP / WebRTC for intercom, and HID / Wiegand compatibility. The devices do not use OSDP. An SDK is available to approved integrators on request.

Is Ibex UL certified?

UL certification of the Ez line is in progress; test conditions have been simulated in-house ahead of formal certification.

How do I get the SDK?

It is provided to approved integrators on request via the partners page — not a public download.

Contact

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