Every truck through the gate, by plate and by time.
A camera on the gate lane reads plates as vehicles arrive and leave, so the yard has a searchable record instead of a paper book and a hard drive nobody reviews.
A gate is the one place where everything is accountable and nothing is recorded well. Drivers arrive, trailers are dropped, and reconciling what the office thinks happened with what actually happened means somebody scrubbing video.
What VISEC does about it.
- Arrivals and departures in one logPlates read at the gate, with times, searchable after the fact.
- Opens the barrier for expected vehiclesA recognised plate can drive the camera's output to lift a barrier.
- Works at gate speeds and beyondPlate reading handles over 100 kph (60 mph), so a truck rolling through a gate is comfortable.
- Multi-lane and wide gatesMegapixel cameras cover wider approaches; more than one lane can be covered with more than one camera on the same PC.
The kit, plainly.
One camera per lane with a clear view of plates, infrared for night, and a Windows PC with a graphics card for the recognition.
Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit, with 8 GB of memory. The installer is about 30 MB and roughly 200 MB once installed. For the AI features a graphics card with 4 GB and DirectX 12 is recommended, preferably Nvidia; without one VISEC uses the processor. Everything included
Before you set it up.
Does it read trailer plates as well as tractors?
It reads the plates it can see. A camera positioned for the front of the vehicle reads the front plate; cover both ends with two cameras if you need both.
What about plates from other countries?
VISEC reads plates from more than 80% of the countries on earth. Test yours on the free one camera license first.
Can it alert on a vehicle with no plate?
Yes. VISEC can flag a vehicle where no plate is read, which at a gate is usually the thing you want to look at.
Set up somewhere else?
Schools and campuses
Farms, ranches and rural property
Or read how number plate recognition works
Try it on one camera first.
The free license is the complete program, including plate recognition, QR reading and access control. It does not expire.
Running several sites, or not sure which license covers your camera count? Ask us and we will tell you straight