AI MDVR recorders
Onboard recorder with GPS, 4G and WiFi built in. Runs counting, driver monitoring and road detection on the vehicle.
Six lines, in two groups. The onboard vehicle systems and the platform are ours — we specify, install, commission and support them. The RFID, identification and access hardware is sourced to your requirement from manufacturers we buy from directly, and configured as part of a working system rather than shipped as a box.
Everything that goes on the bus, running through one AI recorder on one power feed and one SIM.
Onboard recorder with GPS, 4G and WiFi built in. Runs counting, driver monitoring and road detection on the vehicle.
Door-mounted AI cameras, one per door. Count boarding and alighting, and double as security cameras.
Interior coverage for incidents and disputes, forward camera for road events.
Fatigue, distraction and phone use, with the alert firing in the cab.
Lane departure and collision warning, plus side coverage for the zones mirrors miss.
Monitors, GPS and cellular antennas, and vehicle-specific wiring looms.
UHF hardware for the points where something needs to be identified without anyone stopping to scan it.
Pole or wall mounted UHF readers for gates, lanes and bus checkpoints. Ethernet, RS485, Wiegand and MQTT output.
Reader and antenna in one enclosure for tighter installs and shorter read zones.
Android rugged terminals with UHF and barcode, for stocktakes and spot checks.
Tag commissioning at the desk — write the ID, bind it to the item, print the label.
Circular and linear polarised antennas, indoor and IP-rated outdoor, sized to the read zone.
Exit portals and pedestals for retail doors and warehouse delivery bays.
The tag has to survive the environment it lives in. These are picked per surface, not per price list.
Paper and PET labels for cartons, files and low-value stock.
For shelving, equipment, tools and anything where a standard label simply will not read.
Hard tags for fixed assets — printed with your asset number and tamper-evident.
Apparel retail and laundry, where every unit needs to be counted quickly.
Long-range vehicle identification for yards, terminals and checkpoints.
Events, clinics and controlled areas where the tag is worn rather than stuck on.
Issuing the credential is usually where an access or attendance project actually starts.
Single and dual-sided card printers, with encoding options for RFID cards.
PVC and composite cards, ribbons, laminates and cleaning kits.
Desktop and wall readers for enrolment and verification.
Handheld, fixed and embedded scanners where barcode is still the right answer.
Lanyards, holders, clips and slot punches.
The layer that turns an identified person or vehicle into a decision at a door, lane or gate.
Fingerprint and face terminals for attendance and restricted areas.
Controllers, locks, exit buttons and power supplies for multi-door sites.
Pedestrian turnstiles and vehicle barriers for terminals, yards and campuses.
Fixed-site surveillance where the coverage is a building rather than a vehicle.
Exit detection for retail floors, tied back to the point of sale.
Hardware collects. This is the layer that makes the collection worth paying for.
Vehicles, drivers, routes, trips and alerts in one browser platform with role-based access.
Ridership by route, direction, hour and day. Peak load for scheduling, utilization for fleet sizing.
Counted passengers against collected fares, flagged per trip and tiered by severity.
Tag lifecycle, read filtering and event rules, so your systems receive events rather than raw reads.
Your metrics, your branding, your thresholds — pushed into the ticketing, payroll or ERP you already run.
Read range, tag material and mounting all depend on what the hardware has to work through. Send us the environment and we will come back with a specification and a quotation.