VirtuEntry · the AI gatehouse

Every plate read. Every arrival screened.

On-device AI reads every arriving plate, screens it against tenants, pre-approvals, and blacklists, and drives the barrier — while the operator keeps visitor management, calls, slips, and every camera on one screen.

Your Security, Our Virtue

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Windows desktopOffline-firstAny DirectX-12 GPU or NVIDIA

Every car at the gate is a decision. Tonight the operator makes three hundred of them — from memory, against a paper list, with a queue building behind each one.

VirtuEntry makes the decision arrive before the car stops. Here's one arrival:

One arrival

Seconds at the gate, fully automated

01 / DETECTED & TRACKED

The camera sees it first. AI Vehicle Detection

The gate camera picks up the approaching vehicle inside a detection zone you draw per camera — and tracks it as one vehicle, not a stream of frames.

02 / READ BY CONSENSUS

Frames vote. One clean read wins. On-Device ANPR

Plate reads from multiple frames vote before anything is accepted — one confident read per vehicle, not a flicker of guesses. All of it on the gatehouse PC's own GPU.

03 / SCREENED LOCALLY

The verdict beats the car to the barrier. Instant Verdict

Tenant? Pre-approved? Blacklisted? Watch-listed? Checked against the local database on the machine — screening keeps working through outages, and syncs back when online.

04 / BARRIER DECISION

Known vehicles glide in. Auto-Entry

Pre-approved and tenant vehicles auto-open per camera rules; unknowns wait for the operator. The officer never touched anything.

05 / EVERYONE WHO SHOULD KNOW, KNOWS

Logged with photo. Pushed to the unit. Arrival Push

Plate, image, and outcome land in the visitor log; the on-site count ticks up; the unit's tenants get a push and oversight dashboards get the bell — the moment it happens.

06 / THE OTHER OUTCOME

And when it's a blacklisted plate… Blacklist Alerts

The gatehouse alarms before the barrier moves, the attempt is logged, and a high-priority alert reaches the site and oversight dashboards. Same seconds — opposite verdict.

The screening logic

Four checks. Three outcomes.

1
Tenants, from the local table Offline ANPR
Known vehicles match against the site's tenant records on the machine — no round-trip, no queue while a server thinks.
2
Pre-approvals, window-checked Visitor Pre-Approval
Guest vehicles registered by tenants are honoured only inside their visit window — and can auto-open the barrier per camera rules.
3
Blacklist, loudly Plate Blacklist
A blacklisted person or plate alarms the gatehouse before the barrier moves — logged, with a high-priority alert to oversight.
4
Your own watchlists Plate Alert Rules
Plate alert rules beyond the blacklist: exact, prefix, or range patterns, priority-ordered and scoped to the cameras you choose.

The engine

AI that lives in the gatehouse PC

Plate reading isn't a cloud round-trip — it happens on the machine at the gate.

1
Sees & tracks — only where you tell it AI Detection Zones
Vehicles are tracked even between plate reads, live on the feed. Draw the detection zone per camera — reads happen only where you want them, with per-camera auto-open rules.
2
Reads on this machine — corrections in seconds On-Device AI OCR
Vehicle detection, plate detection, and OCR run on the gatehouse PC's own GPU — any modern DirectX-12 GPU or NVIDIA. Misread or missed? The operator fixes it and every screening check re-runs instantly.
3
Counts live — tuned without stopping Live Occupancy
"Vehicles on-site" and overstayed counts are computed locally with per-site thresholds, and stale entries time out by policy. Confidence, capture interval, and detector toggles apply while the gate keeps running.

When it's not routine

The operator has it

Every camera, one screen Camera Wall

ONVIF discovery and RTSP streaming put every gate and approach on one tiled view.

Call the tenant Video Intercom

Voice calls from the gatehouse for unannounced visitors — plus intercom calls to and from the entrance kiosk.

One visitor log Unified Visitor Log

Tenants, pre-approved guests, and walk-ins in one searchable log with photos — feeding the live on-site list.

Slips & the barrier Visitor Slips

Per-entrance visitor slips with live template updates; relays configured in-app, approvals fire the encrypted barrier command.

Beyond one gate

One seat, every site

1
Command-centre mode Multi-Site Command
One master gatehouse runs multiple sites' entrances — sync, cameras, and tenants for every site on one screen, barriers opened remotely.
2
Per-camera site attribution
Every feed and every log stays attributed to its own site — the night shift for the whole portfolio, staffed once.
3
Blacklists stay site-scoped Tenant Isolation
Each site's blacklist and plate-alert rules belong to that site alone — worked from the one seat, but a plate flagged at Site A isn't blocked at Site C.

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