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FST Biometrics announces new deployment of its IMID solution

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FST Biometrics today announced that it has installed its In Motion Identification (IMID) solution to provide secure access for students and members of the Wellington Health & Fitness Club, a U.K. boarding school established in 1859.

FST’s IMID Access will manage secure access for the fitness center’s 3,000 members, with access points deployed at the facility’s main entrance. IMID is also integrated with the facility’s Gladstone MRM Plus2 system and TRP member experience management software.

“We required a system that provided touch-free in-motion identification for smooth member access to our fitness centre, while preventing access to those unauthorized,” explained Brian Cannon, Operations Bursar for Wellington College. “We value our tradition, but also are prepared to go cutting-edge for the sake of members’ time, health and safety, all of which are preserved through FST’s advanced biometric identification system.”

“Given our strong experience working with Wellington College for several years, we knew they expected an access control solution that would be both secure and elegant,” added Andrew Wylie, FTL Secure Solutions, FST’s strategic partner in the UK. “FST’s IMID Access provides the convenience and simplicity of in-motion, visual identification while also offering the highest level of biometric-based reliability.”

FST’s IMID Access is used in large corporations, healthcare facilities, retail applications and more.

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