iMD Corporate News | October 2026 | Event Participation
Meet iMD at the Biometrics Institute Congress 2026 in London: Booth 5, 20–21 October
iMD will be exhibiting at the Biometrics Institute Congress 2026, held at the QEII Centre in Westminster, London, on 20–21 October. Three members of our team will be at Booth 5 to talk about fingerprint capture, sensor and module integration, and what it takes to build biometric enrollment and verification systems that hold up in the field.
If you design, integrate or procure biometric systems, this is a good chance to put your questions about fingerprint technology directly to the people who build it. You can find us in the Cambridge Room on the 5th floor.
Event
Biometrics Institute Congress 2026
Dates
20–21 October 2026
Venue
QEII Centre, Broad Sanctuary, Westminster, London
iMD Booth
Booth 5, Cambridge Room, 5th floor
Why the Biometrics Institute Congress Matters
The Biometrics Institute is an independent organisation that describes its mission as leading the debate on the responsible use of biometrics. Its London Congress brings together people from across the biometrics community, from technology suppliers to the organisations that deploy and oversee biometric systems.
That mix is the reason we attend. Biometric projects succeed or fail on more than matching accuracy. They depend on capture quality, integration choices, privacy and governance, and long-term supportability, and those conversations only happen properly when suppliers, integrators and users are in the same room.
What You Can Discuss With Us at Booth 5
iMD develops fingerprint sensor ICs and fingerprint modules, with SDK and integration support for system integrators and device makers. Our MatriXcan™ platform is a fingerprint sensing technology, and it is the foundation of that work. Recently, iMD supplied fingerprint modules to a national identity enrollment project in Africa, which gives us practical, field-level experience to share. These are the topics our team can talk through with you.
Fingerprint capture for large-scale enrollment
Enrollment sets the quality baseline for every later verification. We can discuss capture area, image quality, recapture rates and how module design affects throughput at enrollment stations and in mobile kits.
From sensor IC to integrated module
Because sensor, module and image tuning work together, integration is easier to plan when they come from one team. Our engineers can explain how that shapes development time and troubleshooting for your device.
SDK, software and system interfaces
Our software team can walk through how fingerprint modules connect to enrollment applications and back-end systems, and what integrators should check before committing to a supplier.
Reliability for government and enterprise projects
Long-term supply, support and consistent performance across diverse populations matter as much as the specification sheet. We are happy to talk about requirements as they apply to your project.
Meet the iMD Team in London
Between them, the team covers commercial partnerships, business development and software integration, so most questions can be answered at the booth.
Everyone Is Welcome at Booth 5
Whatever your role, organisation or stage of project, you are welcome to stop by Booth 5. Whether you have a specific requirement in mind or simply want to learn more about fingerprint technology and how it is used, our team is glad to talk it through with you.
Frequently Asked Questions
+ When and where is the Biometrics Institute Congress 2026?
The Biometrics Institute Congress 2026 takes place on 20–21 October 2026 at the QEII Centre in Westminster, London. iMD is exhibiting at Booth 5 in the Cambridge Room on the 5th floor.
+ Where can I find iMD at the Congress?
iMD is at Booth 5, in the Cambridge Room on the 5th floor of the QEII Centre, Westminster. Our team is on the booth across both days of the Congress.
+ Who from iMD will be at the Biometrics Institute Congress?
German A. Dorta, Vice President of Global Sales, Edward Chang, Senior Director of Global Business Development, and Juan Giraldo, Head of Software Department, will be at Booth 5.
+ What does iMD supply to biometric system builders?
iMD develops fingerprint sensor ICs and fingerprint modules, together with SDK and integration support, for system integrators and device makers. The MatriXcan™ fingerprint sensing platform is our flagship technology.
+ Is MatriXcan™ an AI technology?
No. MatriXcan™ is a fingerprint sensing platform, not an AI system. Fingerprint readers can use AI or machine learning in their software for tasks such as spoof detection, and that capability belongs to the reader and its software.
+ How can I arrange a meeting with iMD in London?
Use the iMD contact page to tell us your application and the days you will be at the Congress, or visit Booth 5 in the Cambridge Room during the event.
For background before you visit, read our guides on why national digital identity needs biometrics and biometric enrollment vs verification.
Book a Conversation at the Congress
Tell us about your project and which day you will be in London. We will make time to meet you at Booth 5, Cambridge Room, 5th floor.
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