Plate camera
Reads the approaching plate and sends the result to the lane controller.
ROJX connects plate recognition, permits and barrier control. Pilot one entrance lane with Egyptian plates in daylight and after dark.
Discuss a one-lane pilot ↗
The camera sends the plate reading to the lane controller for a permit check. An approved entry triggers an opening request. Local barrier controls govern closing; the operator reviews exceptions and records the decision.

Reads the approaching plate and sends the result to the lane controller.
Checks the permit and requests opening when access is approved.
Moves the barrier arm using its local controller.
Signals vehicle presence or an obstruction to the barrier.
Stores permits, access rules and vehicle records.
Shows exceptions and records the operator’s decision.
Bring the lane layout and access rules for residents, visitors and deliveries. Record wait times and manual interventions before and after the pilot, and agree on acceptance criteria with the site team.
Discuss a one-lane pilot ↗Test an approved sample in one lane in daylight and after dark. Log correct readings, misreads and cases that needed manual review. Set performance targets after the site assessment.
Local operation depends on the equipment and configuration. During the pilot we disconnect the internet, check the available entry rules, then verify event synchronization after reconnection.
Space guidance and payment are separate options. Either can be added when the site’s operating requirements call for it.
Bring the lane layout, vehicle types, peak hours and rules for residents, visitors and deliveries. Review site safety tests with the facilities team.