Solutions

Wherever a vehicle needs to be recognized

The same recognition engine powers very different jobs. Here is how teams put it to work.

Parking and access control

Replace tickets, cards and remotes with the plate itself. Drivers arrive, the barrier lifts, and billing happens in the background.

  • Permit, subscription and visitor lists
  • Entry and exit matching for pay-on-exit
  • Relay output to barriers and gates
Typical flow
  1. 1Vehicle approaches the entry lane
  2. 2Plate is read and checked against permits
  3. 3Barrier opens and the session starts

Tolling and traffic

Identify vehicles at road speed without stopping them, and measure how long journeys actually take between two points.

  • Free-flow reads across multiple lanes
  • Point-to-point journey times
  • Image evidence stored with every event
Typical flow
  1. 1Gantry camera reads the plate at speed
  2. 2Event is timestamped and sent to your back office
  3. 3Next camera matches it to compute journey time

Fleet and logistics yards

Keep trucks moving through the gate and keep a clean record of who arrived, when, and which dock they were sent to.

  • Match arrivals to booked delivery slots
  • Dwell-time reporting per vehicle
  • Webhooks into your yard or warehouse system
Typical flow
  1. 1Truck reaches the gate, plate is read
  2. 2Booking is looked up in your system
  3. 3Driver is waved through to the assigned dock

Campuses and communities

Give residents, staff and expected visitors hands-free access, and give security a clear log of everything that came in.

  • Time-limited guest passes by plate
  • Instant alerts for unknown vehicles after hours
  • Searchable arrival history
Typical flow
  1. 1Resident drives up to the gate
  2. 2Plate matches the resident allowlist
  3. 3Gate opens and the entry is logged

Cities and public safety

Give authorities the tools to work with plate data, with the governance controls that responsible use demands.

  • Configurable data retention
  • Role-based access and full audit logs
  • Alerts for vehicles on official watchlists
Typical flow
  1. 1Fixed camera reads passing plates
  2. 2Authorized watchlist is checked
  3. 3Matches alert an officer; the rest expire on schedule

Not sure which setup fits your site?

Tell us about your lanes, cameras and goals. We will recommend a configuration.