In the states, they economize heavily on people if they can be replaced by smart systems. I came up with the idea of a vehicle access control system for secured sites, I’ll leave it here so I don’t forget.
Entry/exit. Two barriers, a button, the driver approaches, presses the button. At that moment: the vehicle is weighed, the driver’s face is captured (attempt), the vehicle’s number is recorded (attempt), the make of the vehicle is identified (attempt), attempts are made to connect with the driver’s card, if he has one. All this information is checked in a database, and then either the left barrier opens, or – the right one. The right leads to a check/document issuance/registration etc., if something goes wrong. For instance, if the weight doesn’t match the recorded weight, or the driver is not the one photographed, or the vehicle is too dirty to read the number. A similar check is conducted upon exit. A database is formed based on successful entries, influencing the success of subsequent checks.
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