Invixium will present its full portfolio of biometric access control and workforce management solutions at Intersec Saudi Arabia 2025, which runs September 29 to October 1 at the Riyadh International Convention and Exhibition Center. The company says its Industrial and Enterprise Series devices are being positioned for large-scale programs tied to Saudi Vision 2030, building on recent deployments and local integrations outlined in its announcement.
The Intersec event is described as a regional hub for security, safety, and fire protection technologies, attracting exhibitors across physical security, cybersecurity, and homeland security. Invixium has not released a booth-specific list of products for Riyadh, but its current lineup includes multimodal readers and software for access, time and attendance, and visitor management.
The IXM TITAN supports both facial and fingerprint recognition, with capacity for high-throughput deployments at busy entry points. The Enterprise Series, aimed at SMB and distributed sites, features IXM TOUCH 3 and ROSTO, designed to integrate with common panels through the IXM LINK platform.
The company has also emphasized its management software. IXM WEB 3.0 recently achieved LenelS2 OnGuard certification for versions 8.2 and 8.3, with updates that added visitor management features and a visual map for device monitoring. These developments expand enterprise oversight capabilities and reflect Invixium’s focus on compatibility with broader ecosystems.
Invixium links its Intersec presence to local projects and partnerships. Earlier this year it signed a memorandum of understanding with Saudi Aramco under the IKTVA program, and it has referenced deployments including biometric access control at King Fahd International Airport in Dammam. The company frames these efforts as aligned with Vision 2030’s localization and infrastructure initiatives.
With giga-projects and critical infrastructure builds underway, Intersec’s 2025 agenda places biometrics among the technologies shaping operations in sectors such as aviation and hospitality. For exhibitors like Invixium, the show is positioned as a meeting point for integrators and buyers evaluating end-to-end solutions.
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By Ji-seo Kim
