Testimonials

Jorg Zilligen (CEO, Novacard)

This is an exciting partnering between Novacard and Innovision. Licensing the Jewel technology will have a significant impact for our card and ticketing applications and help us to grow our market share. At the same time, Innovision will be able to expand its own presence into new markets like Brazil where we already have a good profile among transport operators. We’re looking forward to bidding for and winning tenders. 

Marcello Lolli (CEO, Smart Res)

The combination of our unique inlay process and Jewel's size, flexibility and market leadership provides a very positive and powerful message to anyone looking at developing or implementing smart ticketing applications. Our relationship with many of the leading ticket converters across our own region, as well as in North and South America will play a significant role in strengthening our combined presence in these geographies. 

Rick Garber (Vice President of Marketing, Colder Product Company)

On winning the RFID Breakthrough Award 2005 in recognition of the success of the IdentiQuik Smart Coupling fluid connectors developed in conjunction with Innovision R&T.

Innovision's low-cost approach to RFID suddenly makes it possible for high-volume manufacturers to implement this exciting new technology - adding immeasurable customer value. We have been able to enhance the appeal of our brand and offer a solution to markets previously inaccessible through cost. This award is further proof of the success of the partnership between CPC and IRT.

Walt Bonneau (Corporate Vice President of Technology, Cubic Corporation)

We are pleased to include the Innovision Jewel device in our list of approved media for our Tri-Reader family of products.  We expect limited use smart card ticketing to be a valuable component in achieving the full spectrum of smart card operation in today’s automatic fare collection systems.  The targeted functionality and low cost of cards based on the Jewel chip gives our transit customers the option of expanding contactless/proximity ticketing capability to include day passes and other ticket products used in large numbers for occasional passengers, tourists, or specific ticketing events, as well as for passengers that prefer a non-permanent card media or who require a temporary ticket to replace a full-featured smart card that has been lost or forgotten.