TECHNOLOGY CAPABILITIES
Bring what a camera sees, what a device produces and what your business needs into one connected flow.
Illustrative technical view · Analysis and device scope depend on the project
COMPLEMENTARY CAPABILITIES
Image interpretation, device communication and process management are different layers of the same project.
Recognition of information such as license plates and container codes; assessment of event and density scenarios.
Associate a vehicle plate or container code with an operation record.
Connecting data from barriers, scales and other field devices to operational workflows.
Evaluate an access request against an authorization rule and create the relevant device action.
Designing data connections between applications, devices and management views within the project scope.
Transfer a field operation into an existing management application.
Reviewing records and events from different locations in a shared view.
Let an operator review events and past operations in one view.
THE DATA JOURNEY
Source data needs context, validation and the right action to become useful.
A camera or device passes information from the field to the software.
Recognition and analysis turn an image or measurement into usable data.
Data is considered alongside a vehicle, time, direction or transaction record.
An operator view, report or device action receives the relevant information.
Camera position, viewing angle, light and field conditions affect analysis scope. Installation and control scenarios are evaluated for each project.
Devices and supported connections are selected according to need. A device or analysis used in one solution is not a standard part of every project.
THE NEXT STEP
Custom software, an integration or a new system. The first step is listening to you.
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