Invixium acquires Triax Technologies

August 2024 News & Events, Access Control & Identity Management

Invixium announced its acquisition of US-based Triax Technologies (Triax). This strategic acquisition expands Invixium's portfolio with Triax’s AI-based RTLS (Real-Time Location Systems) and connected worker solutions, designed to improve worker productivity and equipment utilisation.

With this move, Invixium broadens its scope beyond entry-point access control to address the complex daily challenges within critical infrastructure and industrial worksites such as oil and gas, manufacturing, construction, chemical, mining, and energy.

“We have identified more real-world problems to solve,” said Shiraz Kapadia, CEO and President of Invixium. “This acquisition highlights our commitment to delivering innovative solutions that address our customers' health, safety, security, and productivity demands for their sites. With the addition of Triax, we now offer comprehensive end-to-end solutions, from secure entry points to the entire operational environment.”

Triax’s flagship connected worker solution, Spot-r, is an innovative non-GPS platform featuring a patented and scalable mesh network, compact hardware, and actionable dashboards. The system uses wearable tags to collect and transmit data to cloud-based software, delivering near real-time insights. The rugged, easy-to-deploy solution operates on an independent network, bypassing internal IT infrastructure. The software dashboards and AI-based analytics help industries identify and eliminate productivity pinch points, track equipment usage efficiently, and reduce emergency response times, thereby enhancing overall site safety and operational efficiency.

The technologies of Invixium and Triax will help organisations minimise unauthorised access risks and streamline operations, setting new standards in industrial safety and efficiency. With proven ROI from Triax solutions, including significant labour savings through increased time on tools and reduced injury claims, Invixium is poised to transform industrial operations globally.

Invixium is committed to a seamless integration process, ensuring service continuity and introducing a broader spectrum of technologies to address the evolving demands of the customer base of both companies.

Find out more at www.invixium.com




Share this article:
Share via emailShare via LinkedInPrint this page



Further reading:

The future of smart living and connected security
Securex South Africa Smart Home Automation News & Events
From controlling access and surveillance remotely to managing energy use during blackouts, smart technologies are transforming how organisations and property owners operate, protect assets, and maintain uptime across residential and commercial environments.

Read more...
957 women killed in three months
News & Events Security Services & Risk Management
Despite years of summits, task teams and public commitments, South Africa’s femicide rate remains around five times higher than the global average, and too few are using the legal lifelines available.

Read more...
AURA appoints Taryn Winer as global head of people
News & Events Security Services & Risk Management
Following its €13,5 million Series B funding round last year and accelerating international expansion, particularly across the United States, AURA has appointed Taryn Winer as global head of people.

Read more...
Gallagher Security releases new fence controllers
Perimeter Security, Alarms & Intruder Detection News & Events
Gallagher Security has announced the release of its new F5 and F6 Fence Controllers, marking the latest generation of enhanced-safety, monitored-pulse fence technology, designed to meet the demands of modern security environments.

Read more...
Paxton set to launch game-changing new system
Paxton Access Control & Identity Management News & Events
Access control is evolving fast. Installers and end users are looking for systems that are simple to install, easy to manage remotely, and flexible enough to scale. In response, Paxton is exploring how emerging technologies can reshape access control.

Read more...
From the editor's desk: When the rules change
Technews Publishing News & Events
         Welcome to the SMART Surveillance & AI Handbook 2026. We were a bit nervous about including AI in the title, since it either has a good or bad reputation depending on the individual – very few people ...

Read more...
Proactive estate security in Cape Town
neaMetrics OneSpace Technologies Technews Publishing SMART Security Solutions Fang Fences & Guards ATG Digital Editor's Choice News & Events Integrated Solutions Infrastructure Residential Estate (Industry)
SMART Security Solutions started the year with our annual SMART Estate Security Conference in Cape Town on 26 February 2026. Held at Anna Beulah Farm, the conference saw a number of delegates enjoying the farm’s excellent cuisine, while listening to outstanding presenters.

Read more...
The impact of misguided viral campaigns
News & Events Training & Education
For many years, traditional media have been perceived as slower, more inflexible, and less responsive compared to digital platforms. But in an ecosystem flooded with content, its value is becoming clearer: verification, context, and accountability.

Read more...
Gallagher Security strengthens KwaZulu-Natal presence
Gallagher News & Events Integrated Solutions
Gallagher Security has reinforced its commitment to the KwaZulu-Natal region with its Command the Future event. The full-day event welcomed over 100 channel partners, end users, and consultants, marking Gallagher’s third major event in Durban.

Read more...
Rise in malicious insider threat reports
News & Events Information Security
Mimecast Study finds 46% of SA organisations report a rise in malicious insider threat reports over the past year: reveals disconnect between security awareness and technical controls as AI-powered attacks accelerate.

Read more...










While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information contained herein, the publisher and its agents cannot be held responsible for any errors contained, or any loss incurred as a result. Articles published do not necessarily reflect the views of the publishers. The editor reserves the right to alter or cut copy. Articles submitted are deemed to have been cleared for publication. Advertisements and company contact details are published as provided by the advertiser. Technews Publishing (Pty) Ltd cannot be held responsible for the accuracy or veracity of supplied material.




© Technews Publishing (Pty) Ltd. | All Rights Reserved.