Key takeaways: Rear-plate LPR can work at a gated community, but performance depends on camera placement, vehicle path, speed, lighting, and gate layout. If front plates are inconsistent, many HOAs should compare rear-facing LPR with RFID or windshield tags for more... Read More
Key takeaways A license plate reader is a camera that captures still and video footage of every vehicle’s license plate as it passes the camera. LPR cameras were developed for use by law enforcement. However, in real estate, LPRs can be used to control access, deter... Read More
Takeaways RFID gate opener stickers are a convenient way to control property access for residents with vehicles. A gate opener control RFID window sticker system works by depending on RFID waves to establish a connection between gate sensors and vehicle stickers. RFID... Read More
Key takeaways A windshield tag uses RFID technology to quickly verify and grant access to vehicles at your property. Windshield tags are easy to use and difficult to lose, which reduces the need to replace them. Vehicle readers paired with windshield tags are great... Read More
Key takeaways: A car RFID tag is a small device that allows vehicles to access gated areas by communicating with an RFID reader to automatically open the gate when the tag is detected. RFID tags improve vehicle access by offering a hands-free, efficient alternative to... Read More
Key takeaways: Vehicle access control is a complete system that connects a credential, reader or camera, controller, gate operator, safety devices, management software, and event records. LPR and RFID solve different problems. The better choice depends on lane... Read More
