Vehicle Monitoring
Number plate recognition with vehicle type, colour and speed read on the pass, so gate logs write themselves and a watchlist hit is immediate.
See the Demo
What it does
The log that writes itself
Most gate records are kept by hand or not at all, which makes any later question about who came and went an exercise in reconstruction. Reading the plate automatically turns every pass into a searchable record without adding a step to anyone's job.
More than the plate
Alongside the plate, the system reads vehicle type and colour and measures speed and direction through the lane. That is what lets a record be found when the plate itself is partially remembered, and what makes speed rules enforceable on a private site without separate equipment.
Watchlists and permit lists
Plates can be matched against watchlists, permit lists and expected arrivals. A vehicle that should not be on site is flagged on entry rather than discovered later, and an expected delivery can be confirmed as arrived without anyone checking.
Honest limits
Plate reading depends on angle, speed, plate condition and lighting. A dirty, damaged or heavily angled plate may read partially, and the system reports a partial read as partial rather than guessing the missing characters. Confidence is reported with every read so a low confidence match is visible as one.
At a glance
- Reads
- Plate, vehicle type, colour
- Measures
- Speed and direction of travel
- Matches
- Watchlists, permits, expected arrivals
- Output
- Searchable pass log with confidence
- Read Number plate, vehicle type and colour
- Measure Speed and direction through the lane
- Match Watchlists, permit lists and expected arrivals
- Log Every pass, searchable by plate or window
Plate reading depends on angle, speed, plate condition and lighting. Partial reads are flagged as partial rather than guessed.
Questions
What plate formats are supported?
Formats are configured by region during deployment. Where a site sees international traffic, several formats can be recognised on the same lane.
Does it work at night?
Yes, given adequate illumination or an IR capable camera at the lane. Plate reading at night is largely a question of the camera and lighting rather than the model.
Most often deployed in
See it on your own cameras
Bring your existing CCTV. We will assess what your angles can actually support and show you the detections running on your own footage.