Gate and vehicle access
Evaluate approach lanes and plate visibility for the vehicle types that actually use your site. Agree a guard-assisted process for unreadable plates.
From the gate to the loading bay.
Warehouse projects often combine moving vehicles, changing loads and limited visibility between racks. Treat entrances, yards and internal aisles as distinct camera tasks rather than applying one rule to every view.
Loading areas
Define the events a supervisor needs to review and check how parked vehicles or changing loads block the view.
Restricted aisles
Identify permitted routes and working schedules. Check how authorized activity will be distinguished from a boundary event.
YOUR FIRST CONVERSATION
Bring the site into focus.
Prepare approximate camera count, entrance direction, operating hours and the role responsible for yard or warehouse response. Include existing recorder and barrier models where known.
Build a project briefA MEASURED START
Choose a useful pilot.
Test during both quiet periods and busy dispatch windows. Record camera obstruction and notification handling alongside detection results; an event is only useful if the right person can review it.
Plan the evaluationSolutions to explore
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Vehicle & ANPR
Evaluate plate capture and vehicle access at entrances, loading areas and car parks.
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Perimeter monitoring
Plan restricted zones and line-crossing events around your site’s response process.
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PPE monitoring
Review visible helmets and high-visibility clothing in defined work areas.
Explore ppe monitoringLET’S BUILD THE RIGHT SOLUTION
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