The future of gates is autonomous

Gates were designed for people.
Autonomous vehicles change that.

When there’s no driver, there’s no one to stop, explain, or talk to a guard.
Access must work without a human at the gate.

What breaks first?

Today’s gates rely on human behavior:

• a driver who can talk, show a badge, or call someone

• a guard who can make judgment calls

• exceptions handled “manually”

Driverless access removes all of that.

The real question

Autonomous vehicles can’t talk to guards. Gates must talk to vehicles.

That means access systems must become machine-readable, deterministic, and infrastructure-grade.

What a driverless-ready gate must do

A gate needs a machine-level interface:

• Authenticate a vehicle with certainty

• Make access decisions predictably and safely

• Handle exceptions without slowing operations

• Keep accountability through clear audit trails

Our commitment

We’re committed to solving autonomous-ready access—together with operators, access-control companies, and technology partners.

Our flagship product, GateGuardX, is deployed today.
This page describes where access control is going next.

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Machine Can See

We build computer-vision systems for real-world infrastructure.

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