ASSA ABLOY announced the opening of its new facility in Durban, South Africa. This new site unites IDS and Impro operations, bringing both manufacturing plants under one roof to create a hub for innovative access solutions.

Impro has announced the launch of Primo v1.4. This version introduces a range of powerful features designed to streamline operations and enhance site security, addressing the growing needs of modern organisations.

The introduction of Control iD's iDFace facial biometric reader, backed by mandatory ICASA certification, underscores the commitment to quality, compliance, and innovation.

Impro Technologies is a resounding success story. Started in South Africa, the company remains true to its roots and still designs and manufactures its access control systems and solutions in the country.

RFID access for vehicles is a growing market, and many estates (residential and business) have opted for this approach to speed up the process of moving vehicles through access control points.

A leading South African company in the access control space for over three decades, Impro Technologies has once again set the bar high as it rolls out its latest generation of innovation.

Innovation is key to the success of any company in the security market, but ensuring those who sell and support your product are able to promote and support the brand name is critical.

The University of Stellenbosch has been using Impro access control technologies for many years to control access to its various buildings and facilities. It recently decided to upgrade its access technologies and Impro equipment was, again, selected.

Innovation, simplicity and trust underpin the nearly 40 years of success of local access control brand, Impro Technologies, which is still run as an independent entity despite being acquired by ASSA ABLOY in 2016.