On 27–28 November 2025, our colleague from the Telematics team and a PhD student at the Faculty of Transportation Sciences, CTU in Prague, Martin Fiala, participated in the international meeting of the A-IQ Ready project held in Porto, Portugal.
IMA s.r.o. is an active partner in this EU-funded project, which aims to advance knowledge in the field of quantum technologies and their application in security-related solutions.
As part of the project partners’ presentations, we introduced our compact FMCW radar embedded system, which, thanks to its modular design, can be easily installed on vehicles that are not equipped with their own safety systems.
This solution contributes to reducing collision risks in logistics centres, minimising property damage, and enhancing the safety of personnel.
SicherheitsExpo Munich 2026 offered a clear view of what customers and partners are looking for in modern access control: flexible installation, reliable smart locking technologies, secure data handling, and solutions that are easy to understand in practice.
Over two days in Munich, conversations with visitors from Germany, Austria, and Switzerland showed strong interest in smart locker systems, battery-powered locks, wireless access technologies, and the growing role of cybersecurity in everyday access management. The event also confirmed that live product demonstrations remain one of the most effective ways to explain how modern access solutions can solve real customer challenges.
SicherheitsExpo 2026 was an important opportunity for IMA to showcase what modern access control can look like when security, product quality, and innovation come together.
On July 1-2, IMA was represented at the show by our DACH sales representative, Christian Friedrich, together with Jaroslav Budka and Žaneta Dubnická.
Employees or students no longer need to carry plastic cards or fobs to their imaLOCKERS. The OSL.03-L series locks now respond to phone taps via NFC, supporting both Android and iPhone systems. Users receive their digital keys remotely, while existing RFID cards remain fully functional with no change to their operation.
