Hall 9, Stand Number C43
With a new generation of biometric access systems for forklifts, QOC Technologie GmbH is setting new standards in intralogistics. The latest product series includes access control systems using fingerprint or facial recognition, allowing only authorized personnel to operate machines. This enhances safety in warehouse and production environments while significantly reducing equipment damage.
The system clearly identifies authorized drivers using biometric features – fingerprint or facial recognition – and prevents unauthorized equipment use. Automatic logout during machine inactivity and individually configurable safety checks before operation help prevent accidents while ensuring documented operational safety.
"The safety of our customers and their employees is at the heart of our development efforts," says Julian-Christoph Huss, Founder and CEO of QOC Technologie GmbH. "Our biometric access systems provide a practical solution that integrates seamlessly into existing fleets, making day-to-day operations in logistics and industrial environments significantly safer."
Key Features
- Clear driver identification: Fingerprint or facial recognition grants vehicle access only to clearly identified and authorized employees.
- Pre-operational safety checks: Up to 25 configurable questions allow employees to verify vehicle readiness, with all checks documented digitally.
- Automatic logout: After prolonged inactivity, the system automatically locks the vehicle to prevent unauthorized use.
- Cloud-based access management: Optional cloud integration enables comprehensive user administration and access history analysis, similar to a fleet management system.
The systems are compatible with all common forklift models and can be retrofitted into existing fleets with minimal effort. Their robust construction and ergonomic design are optimized for demanding industrial environments.
With this solution, QOC addresses the growing demands for safety in modern intralogistics. Visitors to LogiMat 2026 can experience the biometric access systems live at QOC’s booth (Hall 9, Stand C43).
With a new generation of biometric access systems for forklifts, QOC Technologie GmbH is setting new standards in intralogistics. The latest product series includes access control systems using fingerprint or facial recognition, allowing only authorized personnel to operate machines. This enhances safety in warehouse and production environments while significantly reducing equipment damage.
The system clearly identifies authorized drivers using biometric features – fingerprint or facial recognition – and prevents unauthorized equipment use. Automatic logout during machine inactivity and individually configurable safety checks before operation help prevent accidents while ensuring documented operational safety.
"The safety of our customers and their employees is at the heart of our development efforts," says Julian-Christoph Huss, Founder and CEO of QOC Technologie GmbH. "Our biometric access systems provide a practical solution that integrates seamlessly into existing fleets, making day-to-day operations in logistics and industrial environments significantly safer."
Key Features
- Clear driver identification: Fingerprint or facial recognition grants vehicle access only to clearly identified and authorized employees.
- Pre-operational safety checks: Up to 25 configurable questions allow employees to verify vehicle readiness, with all checks documented digitally.
- Automatic logout: After prolonged inactivity, the system automatically locks the vehicle to prevent unauthorized use.
- Cloud-based access management: Optional cloud integration enables comprehensive user administration and access history analysis, similar to a fleet management system.
The systems are compatible with all common forklift models and can be retrofitted into existing fleets with minimal effort. Their robust construction and ergonomic design are optimized for demanding industrial environments.
With this solution, QOC addresses the growing demands for safety in modern intralogistics. Visitors to LogiMat 2026 can experience the biometric access systems live at QOC’s booth (Hall 9, Stand C43).
