Hikvision Boosts Traffic Safety with Smart Entry-Exit Solutions

10 Sep 2025 CW Team

Smart Entrance and Exit Management Solutions are increasingly vital for improving traffic safety and transport security. Hikvision has introduced advanced systems featuring automated boom barrier gates with multiple pole options, enabling flexible and efficient access control.

These solutions address vehicle entry and exit challenges across malls, residential complexes, industrial parks, corporate campuses and retail facilities. By offering detailed vehicle movement records, they reduce risks such as theft or damage while supporting security managers in maintaining safe operations.

Hikvision’s boom barriers, available in telescopic, folding and fencing arm variants, can be customised for diverse needs. Integrated accessories like object detection radar and manual control switches further enhance safety, preventing accidents and enabling manual operation when required.

Applications span industrial parks, residential communities, malls, toll plazas, healthcare facilities, educational institutes and fuel stations. Benefits include regulated access, improved traffic flow, faster authentication, and stronger security, making them a versatile solution for modern transport and access management.

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