The system is modular. It starts with three components and grows with your needs. You add terminals and pay stations only where you need them - without redoing the rest.
Three components are enough to automate one entrance - the camera reads the plate, SmartBridge decides, the barrier lifts. No attendant, no paper tickets.
The physical barrier at the entrance. It connects to SmartBridge via a relay and lifts in seconds when access is granted.
An AI camera that recognises the licence plate day and night - in rain, snow and against glare. The eyes of the system.
The brain of the entrance - our own device. It connects the camera and barrier to the cloud and makes decisions in under a second.
Add them only where they make sense - for staff with cards, for anonymous visitors with a ticket or for payment at the exit. Each module connects to the same SmartBridge.
A bright screen that greets the driver and shows the recognised plate and a welcome at the entrance, the amount due at the exit, and around the car park - free spaces and directions.
A pillar at the entrance for sites where cards are used alongside plates. It reads a staff RFID card or issues a ticket to an anonymous visitor.
A standalone pay station for sites with anonymous traffic. The visitor scans the ticket, pays and gets a receipt - without a live cashier.
A pillar at the exit that accepts a ticket or RFID card, checks for a paid fee and signals the barrier to lift.
A compact option for paying directly at the exit. Suitable for smaller sites where a separate pay station is unnecessary.
Everything connects to the Rivikon SmartBridge. You start with the minimum and add components as your site grows - without replacing what already works.
Plate-based access for staff and guests with a reservation. Ideal for small hotels, offices and residential complexes.
Add tickets, RFID cards and payment at the exit for anonymous traffic. For car parks, hospitals and malls.
What each component does, and why they are arranged the way they are.
What happens in the second between a car approaching and the barrier lifting.
The problem is rarely the number of spaces - it is how fast cars get in and out.
How plate recognition keeps spaces for guests and takes barrier calls off the front desk.