
Number plates in and out
Every vehicle in and out by plate, with watchlist alerts.
ReadyHighways and toll plazas.
Toll plazas, highways, expressways and dhabas on the route. Iron switches on 5 packs with 60 ready-made AI use cases for highways and toll plazas, so your cameras start working the day they are added.
Helmets, triple riding, red lights, wrong side, speeding, bus lanes and wanted plates.

Every vehicle in and out by plate, with watchlist alerts.
Ready
Riders and pillions without helmets, with plate and photo for the challan.

Three or more people on a two-wheeler, with the plate.
Ready
Vehicles crossing the stop line on red, using the signal's own state from the camera.
Validating
Vehicles driving against traffic on one-ways, service roads and flyover ramps.
Ready
Vehicle speed from the camera, with lower limits near schools at school hours.
Validating
Vehicles entering no-entry streets, gates and one-ways.
Ready
Cars and two-wheelers driving or parking in bus priority lanes.
Ready
Vehicles stopping on pedestrian crossings at signals.
Ready
Pilot: drivers and riders using a phone, as leads for review.
Pilot
Plates on stolen, wanted or unpaid-challan lists, flagged the moment they pass any camera.
Ready
Pilot: honking near hospitals and schools, heard by camera microphones.
Pilot
Queue length, congestion and vehicles by type at every junction, to retime signals.
Validating
Crashes, fallen riders and broken-down vehicles blocking lanes, with the clip for the nearest unit.
Validating
Trucks and heavy vehicles inside city limits during no-entry hours.
Ready
Signals dark, stuck or blinking, reported before the jam builds.
Validating
No-parking zones, double parking and vehicles on footpaths.
Ready
Cars, two-wheelers, autos, buses and trucks counted through each lane.
Ready
Potholes spotted by street cameras, with location for the repair crew.
Validating
Open, missing or damaged manhole covers.
Validating
Trees and branches down on roads, wires and vehicles.
Validating
Pilot: zebra crossings, stop lines and lane markings faded or missing.
Pilot
Pilot: vehicles emitting visible smoke, with the plate.
PilotPlates, waiting vehicles, bays and docks.

Arrivals matched to bookings: early, on time, late or walk-in.
Needs a connection
Vehicles waiting in delivery, loading or service areas beyond the agreed time.
Ready
How busy each service, paint or welding bay is, and how long jobs take.
New
Each truck at each dock: arrival, loading time and departure.
Ready
Pilot: counts units loaded or unloaded per truck.
Pilot
Forklifts and people coming too close in aisles, docks and yards.
Validating
Every truck in and out by plate, with time inside, to stop material pilferage.
ReadyBays, overstays, wrong parking, reserved bays, gate queues and plates.

Free and taken bays in every parking lot, so traffic is sent where there is space.
Ready
Cars and two-wheelers inside walkways, plazas and campus pedestrian zones.
Ready
Private cars parked in ambulance bays and emergency driveways.
Ready
Free and taken bays per level, for guidance boards and full-lot alerts.
Ready
Vehicles parked beyond their allowed time.
Ready
Non-EV vehicles in charging bays, and unauthorised cars in disabled and reserved bays.
New
Vehicles queuing at parking and toll gates, and how long each waits at the barrier.
Validating
Every vehicle in and out by plate, with time parked and unknown vehicles flagged.
Ready
Buses arriving at stops, gaps between them and bunching.
Validating
Every vehicle in and out by plate, residents matched, visitors and unknown vehicles flagged.
Ready
Cars in visitor bays overnight, blocking driveways and fire lanes, or in someone else's slot.
ReadyFlames, smoke, sparks, smoking, blocked exits, spills and flooding.

Spills, obstructions and blocked fire exits where people walk.
Validating
Early warning when smoke or flames are seen on camera.
Validating
Visible flames anywhere a camera looks, as an early warning before the alarm panel.

Smoke from fires, electrical faults and smouldering waste, indoors and out.
Validating
Pilot: sparks from welding, grinding and electrical panels where they should not be.
Pilot
Garbage, leaves and waste being burnt in the open.
Validating
Dark smoke from chimneys, kilns and boilers beyond the allowed level.
Validating
Smoking in fuel stations, warehouses, hospitals and plants.
Validating
Boxes, trolleys and locked shutters blocking fire exits and escape routes.
Validating
Oil, chemical and water spills on floors, docks and fuel islands.
Validating
Water on roads, underpasses, basements and parking, for diversion and pumping.
Validating
Smoking in corridors and rooms' floors, and smoke before a fire takes hold.
Validating
Sacks, pallets or goods blocking an aisle or gangway.
Validating
Flames, smoke and stubble or waste burning in or next to the fields.
ValidatingCamera health, recording, access and accuracy.

Cameras offline, covered, blurred, moved or with night vision failing.
Validating
Recording gaps and storage on each DVR or NVR.
Needs a connection
Each store manager sees only their store; head office sees everything.
Ready
Sampled clips checked by people against the AI's counts, with the error rate per store.
New
ATM cameras covered, sprayed, turned or blacked out.
ValidatingIron VMS shows every camera live, records on your own server and watches each camera for what matters in highways and toll plazas: Number plates in and out; Triple riding; Wrong-side driving; No-entry violations. In all, 60 use cases across 5 packs switch on for highways and toll plazas.
Yes. Iron works with any IP camera or NVR that speaks RTSP or ONVIF. Existing NVRs keep recording while Iron adds live view, search, AI and alerts.
No. Iron runs on a server you own, as a Windows, Linux or macOS service. AI can run on site too; cloud models are optional.
Every alarm becomes an incident with its clip and goes to whoever is on shift on WhatsApp, SMS, email or a webhook, escalating if nobody acknowledges it.
22 of the 60 use cases for highways and toll plazas are proven on real footage and ready now; the rest are validating, rolling out or in pilot, and each card on this page says which.