RecFaces Showcases Enterprise Facial Biometrics at Startologic Technologies’ Stand at FIRE & SECURITY INDIA EXPO 2026
RecFaces, a global developer of enterprise-grade facial biometric software, showcased three of its flagship products — Id-Time, Id-Gate, and Id-Guard — at FIRE & SECURITY INDIA EXPO 2026 (FSIE 2026), held September 3–5 in Mumbai, India. Exhibiting at the stand of its partner, Startologic Technologies, RecFaces demonstrated how facial biometrics can help enterprises in construction, retail, education, and smart offices manage workforce attendance, control access to facilities, and strengthen existing video surveillance infrastructure.
Three Facial Biometric Solutions for Enterprise Operations
Visitors to the stand explored three different applications of facial biometrics. Id-Time is designed for biometric workforce time and attendance management, helping organizations gain more accurate visibility into employee presence and working time. Id-Gate brings facial recognition into access control scenarios, while Id-Guard enhances video surveillance with facial biometric capabilities.
Together, the three products demonstrated how RecFaces approaches facial recognition not as a standalone technology, but as a tool for addressing specific enterprise tasks within existing business and security infrastructure.
RecFaces Leadership at FSIE 2026
Representing RecFaces at FSIE 2026 were Tamara Morozova, CEO at RecFaces; Farida Baichora, Product Owner at RecFaces; and Oleg Kurochkin, the company’s strategic partner. During the three-day exhibition, the team engaged with enterprise representatives and industry professionals on practical facial biometric use cases and the operational needs shaping the adoption of the technology.
India brings together rapidly developing industries and enterprises managing increasingly complex facilities and operations. FSIE gave us the opportunity to speak directly with the people responsible for these environments and better understand the business tasks behind their technology decisions. For us, the value of such conversations goes beyond demonstrating facial recognition. They allow us to show how biometrics can become a practical part of everyday enterprise processes — from managing access and security to gaining better visibility into workforce attendance — while also giving us valuable insight into where the market is heading.
Facial Biometrics for Construction, Retail, Education, and Smart Offices
Discussions at FSIE reflected the variety of operational contexts in which enterprises in India are considering facial biometric technologies:
Construction: Facial biometrics is relevant across environments ranging from infrastructure and residential projects to shopping malls and corporate facilities.
Retail: Retail customers consistently point to shrinkage as their primary security challenge — facial biometrics helps identify known repeat offenders and strengthen the connection between video surveillance and loss prevention across store networks.
Education: Education environments bring their own requirements for access, security, and workforce management across campuses and facilities.
Smart offices: Smart offices need secure, frictionless access and clear workforce visibility — capabilities that support the flexibility modern, distributed teams expect.
From a product perspective, the value of facial biometrics becomes clear when it is connected to a specific process. At FSIE, we demonstrated three distinct scenarios with Id-Time, Id-Gate and Id-Guard: workforce time and attendance management, access control and facial recognition within video surveillance. Our conversations with visitors focused on which product fits a particular task, what role facial biometrics can play within existing infrastructure, and how organizations can introduce the technology without adding unnecessary complexity to their processes.
About FIRE & SECURITY INDIA EXPO
FIRE & SECURITY INDIA EXPO brings together professionals and companies working across fire protection, life safety, security, building automation, loss prevention, and risk management. For RecFaces, the exhibition provided an opportunity to connect with India’s security community and enterprise decision-makers, demonstrate facial biometric software in practice, and exchange expertise on its application in modern business environments.
RecFaces and Startologic Technologies in India
RecFaces first exhibited alongside Startologic Technologies at FSIE 2024 in Mumbai, showcasing Id-Guard and Id-Gate. RecFaces‘ participation in FSIE 2026 marks the second year of this collaboration, reinforcing the companies’ commitment to bringing enterprise facial biometric technologies closer to organizations in the Indian market and creating opportunities for businesses to evaluate their practical applications firsthand.
Organizations interested in Id-Time, Id-Gate, or Id-Guard can request more information or a product demonstration by clicking the button above “Request demo” or by contacting the team directly at sales@recfaces.com.
