Innominds today announced the acquisition of connected worker platform provider Nymi. Nymi will become a wholly-owned independent subsidiary of Innominds, continuing to operate from its Toronto headquarters.

Giesecke+Devrient (G+D) and Nymi have developed a biometric system on a wristband that provides companies and their employees convenient and secure access to their entire workplace through a platform service.

Nymi’s latest Nymi Band has officially received FIDO2 certification from the FIDO Alliance. The company has been a member of the Alliance since 2014, and built the Nymi Band 3.0 to meet the organization’s strict standards for passwordless authentication.

Nymi Band™, the standards-based workplace wearable, is now certified as a FIDO2 authenticator. As a member of the FIDO Alliance since 2014, Nymi designed the solution to be compliant with FIDO2 from the ground up.

The Nymi Band 3.0 has been certified as a FIDO2 authenticator confirming the compliance of its biometric access control technology with the FIDO Alliance’s protocols for passwordless authentication.

This edition of the Journal From Rockwell Automation and Our PartnerNetworkTM covers Smart Systems & Machines, a wrap-up of the 2020 Automation Fair At Home event, the Packaging industry, and other topics.

This Q&A covers what technology investments made amid the pandemic are temporary, and which will stick around.

The partnership between Nymi and rfIDEAS combines wearable biometrics and mobile credential readers to enable truly contactless authentication solutions for a range of applications in the workplace.

While Smart wearable devices have increasingly become popular among business executives and consumers alike, privacy remains a significant area of concern.

Nymi CEO, Chris Sullivan, discusses the role of technology in response to the pandemic's demands on the pharmaceutical manufacturing industry for accelerated trials, production, and innovation.

Safe, secure and simple to use – Toronto-based Nymi, Inc has recently launched Version 3.0 of its workplace wearable wristband, which aims to connect and protect workers.

Companies are deploying a Nymi solution with Elatec readers to enable workers to access clean rooms and offices, use secure computers and printers, and monitor social distancing.

Companies introduce new tech gadgets that seek to protect essential workers from virus, track vital signs for evidence of symptoms.

As much of the country prepares to return to work, smart employers will be looking to big data, machine learning, and IoT tech to help keep workers safe.

Wearable technology can be a big help in the fight against COVID-19 at the workplace, according to data from multiple wearable technology companies.

A majority of Americans are willing to try out wearable devices that provide safety benefits, according to a survey from tech company Nymi in Toronto.

Nymi has shared the results of a survey that suggests most people are ready to embrace wearables in the workplace.

The majority of Americans would be willing to use a wearable device at work to improve their health, safety, or effectiveness, though data privacy remains a top concern.

Nymi survey reveals the majority of Americans would welcome using a wearable at work, as companies seek technology to plan for safe returns to workplaces. Download the report to learn more about consumers’ attitudes to wearing employer-issued technology.

A Q&A with Nymi CEO, Chris Sullivan, exploring the role of innovative technology solutions in manufacturing industries during the Covid-19 pandemic.

rf IDEAS, a leading manufacturer of credential readers for in-building authentication and access, announced a new technology partnership with Nymi, the creator of the Nymi Band™ an innovative workplace wearable wristband for secure hands-free authentication.

ELATEC readers enable Nymi workplace wearable users increased access throughout organizational ecosystems. The partnership enables users of the Nymi Band to seamlessly open doors and authenticate to systems, devices, and machines that utilize ELATEC’s readers.

This partnership facilitates biometric touchless authentication with zero-trust security principles and access controls. This results in seamless and compliant operations that improve user experience, efficiency, and data integrity without compromising security.

From productivity increases to heightened security and the preservation of vital company data, the benefits to businesses digitally transforming active worker environments such as factories, laboratories, and manufacturing plants, have long been recognised.

Customers looking to leverage the Ping Intelligent Identity platform can now use the Nymi Band™ for a strong and secure passwordless authentication within the Ping Identity ecosystem.

Holiday shopping season has begun, and the goal is to grab holiday revenue to potentially make up for losses as a result of COVID-19. But this year, manufacturers face a new set of challenges around employee safety as a result of the pandemic. The good news is that these challenges may be addressed with the right technology.

As the producer of the Nymi Band, a workplace wearable that’s proven to improve security and compliance in active worker environments, Nymi helps companies in sectors like manufacturing and pharmaceuticals make significant safety, security, and productivity improvements.

Nymi named in Top 50 Best Workplaces of Year 2020.

Nymi places in Top 50 Best Workplaces of the Year. CEO Christopher Sullivan explains what it's like to be a Nymian and the future of the company.

Quuppa’s Real-Time Locating Systems (RTLS) uses Bluetooth® tags to determine the real-time location of a person or device. With this partnership, Nymi’s workplace wearable wristbands will become an asset tag in the broader tracking ecosystem.