Omniq Expands Access Control Solutions at Major Texas Medical Institution
Omniq Corp. has announced an expansion of its operations at a major medical institution in Texas, as part of a broader rollout of its AI-based Access Control solutions. The company will deploy additional access control systems, including a mobile vehicle recognition solution and data analytics, aimed at improving security and traffic flow throughout the campus. This medical center, located on the Texas Gulf Coast, serves more than 1.5 million outpatient visits and 140,000 emergency arrivals annually and relies on an extensive parking infrastructure. Omniq has supported the institution's parking and access control operations for several years, with the latest expansion focused on increasing automation, strengthening security, and enhancing mobility across the campus. Further deployments are planned as part of the ongoing partnership.
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