Mercosur and older Brazilian plates read on your cameras, with an authorized list, alerts, a searchable history with images and gate integration.
Gatehouses write plates down by hand or rely on cameras that don't read anything; there's no reliable entry and exit history and no alert for unauthorized vehicles.
Computer vision models (detection plus OCR of plate, make, model and color) running at the edge or in the cloud on your existing cameras, with an authorized list, alerts and a searchable history.
A camera positioned at the entrance captures every vehicle.
Computer vision reads the plate (Mercosur or older format), make, model and color.
The plate is compared with the authorized list and the time rules.
The gate opens or an alert goes out, and everything is logged with an image.
A history you can rely on. Every entry and exit recorded with plate, time and image.
Instant alerts. A vehicle that isn't on the authorized list triggers a warning right away.
Cameras put to use. Many existing cameras work with adjustments to position and lighting.
What we measure
Metrics are agreed before we start. With the numbers in hand, you decide whether to move to production.
Pricing
Custom quote after a free assessment (hardware and licenses not included)
Billing: project plus a monthly fee per camera.
Every project is quoted in writing after a free assessment, in US dollars or euros.
Entry offer
from US$ 1,600
Timeline: 3 weeks
Starting price for the scope described. Larger volumes and extra integrations go into the proposal, always in writing before work starts.
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Every project is quoted after a free assessment, based on scope, volume and the systems involved. To start with a fixed scope, the “License plate recognition proof of concept” offer starts at US$ 1,600 and takes 3 weeks. You get a fixed-price proposal in writing before any work starts.
The pilot takes 3 to 6 weeks. Typical scope: 1 or 2 entrances with a suitable camera.
Not always. We assess position, resolution and lighting; many existing cameras work with adjustments.
Yes, with an infrared camera suited to the reading point.
Yes. The model reads both Brazilian formats, and the pilot measures the accuracy on your cameras.
Who builds it
AI engineer · Joinville, Brazil
Five years of software development and AI systems in production. The person who handles your project is the one who designs it and writes the code.
Free assessment
Tell us how the process works today, the rough volume and the systems involved. If it makes sense, you'll get a pilot proposal with scope, timeline and metrics.
Tell us about the process, the rough volume and the systems involved. You'll hear back from the engineer who would build it.
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