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Over ten years ago, when Apple introduced the first ever iPhone they also coined the phrase: “there’s an app for that.” You’ve no doubt heard this phrase a million times before....

Everyone wishes that their commute to work was a little bit faster, a little bit better. In fact, we want to get anywhere that we’re going more quickly and more comfortably than...

In the 18 months to July 2019, more than 250,000 British Airways customers experienced using their face instead of a passport or boarding pass to board a flight from the USA.

One ID brings all stakeholders together in a streamlined and smooth ID process for efficient travelling and airport passage.

Ask airline passengers and the majority will say that reducing queuing time in airports is the best improvement which could be made to their travel experience.

With passengers expected to almost double by 2035, providing adequate passage efficiency is a major challenge facing airports and airlines. This is where new technologies in...

Fingerprint and iris scans at airports are becoming commonplace, but the next step is to match a passenger’s face and passport in a process known as the 'One ID concept'.

There are many useful and informative guides available via the Security Matters Blog so in case you've missed any of them, here is a list of our most downloaded content offers...

Egeskov Castle, in Denmark is using speed gates as a combined access control and ticket validation solution to improve the customer experience and reduce its administrative costs

Security revolving doors are a popular and highly effective entrance control option for commercial buildings and high-risk sites. Here are 7 reasons they could be right for you.

Each type of entrance control system manages a different level of throughput so to find the right solution for your office building, it helps to compare flow rates.