News

IMA actively participated in the EFECS2024 conference and exhibition of European projects, held on December 5–6, 2024, in Ghent, Belgium.

The kick-off meeting of the Cynergy4MIE project, which will involve 43 European partners, took place in Limmasol, Cyprus, on 23-25 September.

The third project meeting of the R-PODID consortium took place in Lisbon on 9 and 10 September.

Dear users of the ISIC PORT access system, below you will find important information regarding the operation of your system.

The SUNRISE project continues to strengthen the resilience of critical infrastructure across Europe.

Our RiBAC (Risk-Based Access Control) terminals, designed to manage access in response to pandemic threats, are now undergoing pilot testing in collaboration with our partners.

In a news report aired on TV Nova’s show „Střepiny“, we had the opportunity to outline through our CEO Karel Kalivoda how IMAporter access control systems, i.e. Vratnicheck and IMAporter Pro, contribute to increasing the level of safety & security at more than 100 Czech schools and universities.

We are pleased to announce that

with effect from 1 July 2024,

Ing. Michal Kašpárek, DiS., Ph.D.,

has been appointed Technical Director of IMA.

On 18-19 June, the kick-off meeting of the DistriMuSe project was held in Helsinki. This project is aimed at monitoring the health of people, reducing risks to road users and improving safety in human-robot collaboration.

IMA has successfully completed the expansion of the identification system to include mobile identification, this time at the important Czech University of Life Sciences, where over 1,400 readers are in operation for 22,000 students and employees.

IMA continues to deliver innovative systems to the education sector.

A revolutionary approach to school safety.

IMA is proud to announce the official launch of its new product, Vrátnícheck. This reliable access control system is not only innovative, modern and simple, but more importantly, it brings a revolutionary way of providing security in schools.

This week the IMA is organising a meeting on the DAIS project. More than 40 visitors came to Prague from different parts of Europe. As the DAIS project is coming to an end, presentations of the partners’ results and preparations for the final defence are taking place here in Prague.

The 5^th GA meeting of the TRANSFORM project was held on May 15-16, 2024 in Brno and was organized by the Czech project partner BUT (Brno University of Technology). This hybrid meeting took place in the premises of CEITEC BUT (Central European Institute of Technology BUT) and was attended by almost 60 participants, representatives of 34 partners from 7 European countries.