Step into the future of parking with License Plate Recognition (LPR) and Ultra-High Frequency (UHF) technology — enabling fast, automatic vehicle access and a seamless, contactless entry experience.
Our parking management system uses a long-range UHF reader paired with passive UHF tags fixed to the car’s bumper or windshield to recognize vehicles the moment they approach the entrance, lifting the barrier automatically for valid, verified access.
UHF reader senses the tag as soon as the vehicle enters its reading range.
Boom barrier lifts automatically once verification is confirmed.
The car drives through no stopping, no manual checks needed.
Our LPR camera technology applies computer video image recognition to scan and identify license plates in real time. Through plate capture, image pre-processing, feature extraction, and character recognition, the system identifies the plate number, color, and other vehicle details—granting or denying access instantly and accurately.
Our LPR camera technology applies computer video image recognition to scan and identify license plates in real time. Through plate capture, image pre-processing, feature extraction, and character recognition, the system identifies the plate number, color, and other vehicle details—granting or denying access instantly and accurately.
Captures the plate as the vehicle approaches the entrance.
Identifies license plate numbers with high accuracy.
Extracts additional identifying vehicle information.
Valid plates trigger automatic barrier lift.
No stopping or manual scanning required.
For higher security, our system combines UHF and LPR-based two-level authentication. As the vehicle arrives, both the UHF reader and the LPR camera verify the vehicle simultaneously — the tag and the plate must both be valid for the barrier to lift, adding a strong extra layer of protection.
Confirms the vehicle's registered tag.
Cross-checks the scanned plate number.
Access granted only when both checks pass.
Our Car Park Management Software includes role-based black and white list controls. Pre-approved vehicles — including fire trucks, police cars, and privileged vehicles — on the whitelist can enter and exit free of charge, while vehicles on the blacklist are automatically denied access.
Our Car Park Management Software includes role-based black- and white-list controls. Pre-approved vehicles — including fire trucks, police cars, and privileged vehicles — on the whitelist can enter and exit free of charge, while vehicles on the blacklist are automatically denied access.
Pre-approved vehicles pass without charge.
Unauthorized vehicles are automatically denied.
Priority access for emergency & authorized vehicles.
Full control over who can enter or exit.
It’s an automated vehicle access solution that uses License Plate Recognition (LPR) cameras and Ultra-High Frequency (UHF) tag readers to identify vehicles and grant entry or exit without manual checks — speeding up access and improving the parking experience.
A passive UHF tag is fixed to the car’s bumper or windshield. As the vehicle approaches the entrance, the UHF reader detects the tag from up to 12 meters away and lifts the barrier automatically once the tag is verified.
It’s a two-factor verification method that checks both the UHF tag and the license plate at the same time. Access is only granted when both are valid — adding an extra layer of security for high-security parking areas.
Yes. Through blacklist and whitelist management, pre-approved vehicles (including emergency and privileged vehicles) get free, automatic access, while blacklisted vehicles are denied entry or exit.
The solution uses long-range UHF RFID readers (compatible with multiple passive tags at ranges up to 12m), UHF tags (bumper or windshield-mounted), and LPR cameras for license plate scanning and recognition.
The UHF RFID reader can simultaneously read multiple passive UHF tags at ranges of up to 12 meters, making it suitable for fast-moving traffic at parking lot entrances and exits.
There are two mounting options — Type 1 fixes to the upper or lower edge of the license plate, and Type 2 is installed on the windshield inside the car, positioned at least 80mm from the metal frame for accurate reading.
Yes. The UHF RFID reader is waterproof and built for outdoor conditions, making it suitable for a wide range of applications including parking lots, transport management, and vehicle access control.
Beyond parking lots, the same LPR and UHF-based recognition technology can be applied to transport management, production process control, and general access control for business centers, offices, and large enterprises.
Yes. The Parking Management solution is built on the ZKBioSecurity platform, allowing it to work alongside other access control, video surveillance, and time and attendance systems within the same unified security ecosystem.
