What Is a Loop-Free System?

A system that uses AI object recognition without loop-coil construction, reducing installation constraints while improving recognition performance.

Limitations of Current Systems

Can it be installed on heavy-vehicle routes at factories where loop coils often break?

Can it be installed near a roadside entrance with a crosswalk right in front?

If the ground is soil, does it require concrete work before installation?

Can it support one-way entrances where entry and exit happen together?

Can it support wide entrances up to 8 meters?

Is it a limited loop-free system that fails to handle missed recognition on snowy days?

Does it require a straight entry lane of 5 meters or more?

Can it distinguish motorcycles, pedestrians, and other objects?

Can video positioning be adjusted remotely and controlled easily?

Do you have to wait a long time for an on-site engineer when service is needed?

Can it also work together with loop-based systems?

✅G&G Soft's loop-free system addresses these problems.

See how our AI-based object recognition process powers an innovative license plate recognition system.

Step 1

Real-time vehicle detection and tracking with a high-performance 5MP camera

The system precisely detects vehicle entry and exit without cutting road surfaces for loop coils.
AI object recognition analyzes position, movement direction, and site-specific parking cases to decide whether a vehicle has entered the barrier zone.
It is designed to detect vehicles reliably during day and night, rain, and cloudy weather.

Step 2

Accurate vehicle number recognition powered by deep learning

It supports standard, new, old, and diplomatic plates while maintaining high recognition rates across angles and distances.
Glare, dirt, and partial occlusion are corrected automatically to maximize recognition success.
Recognized numbers are matched with resident, visitor, blacklist, and other vehicle lists to determine access immediately.

Step 3

Ultra-fast data processing and barrier control signal output

One PC can process up to 12 cameras at once and complete analysis before a vehicle reaches the barrier, even without a GPU.
As soon as a vehicle is recognized, the system outputs a barrier control signal so fast-approaching vehicles can pass naturally or be blocked safely.

Step 4

Real-time monitoring and control through a central management system

A fast Windows application monitors multiple entrances and sites at once, showing vehicle flow and barrier status in real time.
Web and app features support remote barrier control, entry/exit lookup, and visitor vehicle registration for unmanned operation.
Access history, alarm logs, and fault history are stored by time period for maintenance and security audits.

Step 5

Analysis of collected data and statistical report generation

Daily, weekly, and monthly vehicle volume, visitor parking duration, and time-based entry/exit management can be processed automatically.
Integration with settlement systems provides parking fees, discounts, and sales statistics as structured data for operational decisions.
Excel/CSV export and external system APIs help adapt the system to apartments, commercial buildings, offices, and many other environments.