Automatic recognition
ANPR reads the plate and opens the gate against a permit list.
Parking Automation
Parking & Boom Barriers
Manual gate management leaks revenue and creates disputes. Quridge supplies and commissions vehicle control and parking automation across India.
Overview
What this gives you
Every barrier that is raised by hand is a barrier that can be raised by the wrong person, and every challenged entry is a dispute. Automating the gate fixes both, and the vehicle record it produces is useful well beyond the barrier.
We specify on the site, the traffic and the enforcement model. ANPR reads the plate and opens the gate against a permit list, so there is no queue and no conversation. RFID tags suit fleets and repeat drivers where the vehicle is known in advance. Photocell and loop detection protect the barrier itself.
- Supplied, installed and supported by Quridge Global Solutions from Bengaluru
- Written quotation with GST-inclusive pricing, warranty and AMC options
- Documentation, operator training and a named point of contact for support
At a glance
What you get
Fleet friendly
RFID tags for known vehicles, with no manual intervention.
Protected hardware
Photoelectric detection and rated barriers for continuous use.
Records that pay
Entry and exit data that supports enforcement and revenue recovery.
Specification
Technical details
| Component | Function |
|---|---|
| Automatic boom barriers | Rated for continuous duty with photocell safety loops |
| ANPR cameras | Automatic number plate recognition at entry and exit |
| RFID vehicle tags | Long-range identification for fleets and permit holders |
| Parking management | Allocation, charging and enforcement reporting |
| Photoelectric sensors | Vehicle presence detection and safety loops |
Where it is used
Typical applications
The situations this is most often specified for, based on what we are asked to quote most often.
- Residential and commercial car parks
- Factories and corporate campuses
- Hospitals, campuses and institutes
- Multi-level and basement car parks
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
ANPR suits visitors, where the vehicle is not known in advance and the driver should not have to stop. RFID suits fleets and permit holders where the vehicle is registered. Many sites run both, with RFID taking priority for known vehicles.
The barrier stays closed and the event is recorded with the plate image, so a security team can review it. The gate can be released manually from the control room with the event still logged.
Yes, and it normally should. A visitor who is signed in at reception can be granted a parking permit automatically, and the two systems then share a single visitor record.
Related
Other options in this range
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