Vengeea reads plates from your existing IP cameras at gates, gantries, parking entrances, weighbridges, and toll points. Whitelist / blacklist matching in real time. Logs vehicle type, colour, and direction of movement per pass.
The operator uploads two lists — allowed plates (staff, contractors, tenants) and blocked plates (banned visitors, stolen vehicles, unpaid accounts). Every pass is compared against both lists in real time.
Allowed plate → optionally triggers a gate-open command via the integration layer. Blocked plate → raises an immediate alert to security with plate number, snapshot, and camera location. The whole flow turns any existing IP camera at the gate into an automatic access-control point — no need to swap out the gate controller or install a dedicated LPR camera.
Where standard IP cameras run into trouble is high-speed, wide-lane traffic — read rates drop once vehicles are moving fast enough that motion blur and plate angle start working against OCR. For the gate, gantry, and low-speed lane use cases this page is built for, a normal RTSP camera positioned to see the plate square-on reads reliably; covering a highway-speed roadway is a different camera spec and worth a conversation before a rollout, not after one gets deployed.
Every read is logged with a snapshot and timestamp regardless of whether it matches a list — which is what turns the module into an audit trail, not just a gate trigger. When a facility manager needs to answer "who was on site the night the fence line was cut" or hand a plate log to police after an incident, it's a search through existing records instead of pulling tape.
Vengeea provides AI license plate recognition (LPR / ANPR) that runs on existing IP cameras at gates and gantries — no dedicated LPR camera or separate controller needed. It reads plates, matches against whitelist and blacklist databases in real time, and logs vehicle type, colour, and direction of movement per pass, so every entry and exit is on record even for vehicles that never trigger an alert.
They are the same technology under different regional names. LPR (license plate recognition) is common in North America; ANPR (automatic number plate recognition) is common in Europe and the Middle East. Vengeea supports both terminologies and multi-region plate formats.
Yes. When a plate matches Vengeea's uploaded whitelist, the system can trigger a gate-open command via the integration layer — turning any existing IP camera at the gate into an automatic access-control point without swapping out the gate controller.
Yes, for gate, gantry, and low-speed lane use cases. Any IP camera with RTSP output positioned to see plates at entry/exit points is compatible — Hikvision, Dahua, Axis, Bosch, Uniview, Milesight, and others — as long as it has enough resolution on the plate itself; roughly 100+ pixels of plate width in frame is a reasonable rule of thumb. No dedicated LPR camera required, and integration typically takes 1–3 days.
1–3 day integration. No dedicated LPR hardware. Whitelist / blacklist ready.
