Automated Gate Or Door Opener Without Remote Recognizes Your Car To Open

This kit comes with 3 USB's for 3 cars, More can be purchased from our store

Automated gate or door openers that recognize your car to open are typically referred to as "automatic vehicle detection" or "AVD" systems. These systems use various technologies, such as radio frequency identification (RFID), Bluetooth, or video recognition, to detect the presence of a specific vehicle and trigger the gate or door to open.

One common AVD system is RFID-based. In this system, a small RFID tag is attached to the vehicle, and a reader is installed near the gate or door. When the vehicle with the tag approaches the reader, the reader detects the tag and sends a signal to the gate or door opener to activate it.

Another option is a Bluetooth-based system. In this system, the gate or door opener is paired with the Bluetooth device in your car, such as your smartphone. When you approach the gate or door, the opener detects your phone's Bluetooth signal and triggers the gate or door to open.

Video recognition-based systems use cameras to detect the vehicle's license plate number or some other distinguishing feature. The system then matches this information against a database of authorized vehicles, and if there's a match, the gate or door is opened.

Overall, AVD systems offer a convenient and hands-free way to open gates or doors without the need for a remote or manual intervention. They are particularly useful in situations where you have your hands full, such as when carrying groceries or luggage, or when it's raining or snowing.