Every vehicle through your toll plaza classified, with images to prove it, from the cameras you already have.
Omivia reads your highway cameras, live over RTSP or from recorded video. For each vehicle that passes, it gives you the type, axle count, plate and toll category, plus the images behind them. It needs no new hardware and runs in our cloud or on your own servers.
Per passage, live
- Vehicle type, in 6 classes
- Axle count, from 2 to 11
- Toll category
- Plate reading
- Speed and direction
- Evidence for every passage: images and data
- Camera-down alert within 10 minutes
Local plate formats are validated during the pilot.
Built to fit, at no extra charge
If your operation needs something Omivia doesn't do yet, we build it without charging more: a new computer-vision detection on your cameras, or a change to how the software reports. Each request goes through a technical review first.
Wrong categories cost money
Revenue
The toll follows the category, and the category depends mostly on the axle count. Every vehicle charged below its real category is revenue you don't get back.
Disputes
A vehicle charged above its category means a refund or a complaint. When axles and category come with images, you can settle the dispute the same day.
Cameras
A camera that stops without anyone noticing leaves a gap in your traffic data and your evidence. Omivia flags it within 10 minutes.
Three steps, on your plaza
Connect
You give us access to up to 8 existing cameras at one plaza. Nothing gets built and no lane closes.
30 days of operation
Omivia classifies every passage for 30 days, and your team can check the results and evidence as they come in.
Accuracy report
We compare the results against a manual count, so you decide on numbers from your own plaza.
Pilot: USD 4,900 · 30 days · up to 8 cameras · 100% credited to the contract if you sign within 60 days
The best proof is your own plaza.
In the pilot, Omivia is measured on your cameras against a manual count, and the full fee comes back as credit if you sign within 60 days.
Before we talk
Do we need new cameras?
No. We use the cameras already on the highway, over RTSP or recorded video. Each camera's angle is validated in the first week of the pilot.
Where does it run?
In our cloud or on your own servers. On your servers the price per camera drops, because we aren't paying for the GPUs.
Does it replace the toll system?
No. Omivia works alongside it, classifying passages, keeping the evidence and flagging cameras that go down. Your billing system stays as it is.
What about personal data?
The operator is the data controller. We process data only to deliver the service, under a data-processing agreement.
What if we need something Omivia doesn't do?
We build it at no extra charge, whether that's a new detection on your cameras or a report in your team's format. Each request goes through a technical review, and we agree the timeline with you.
How much does it cost?
The pilot is USD 4,900 for 30 days and up to 8 cameras. If you sign within 60 days, the full amount comes back as contract credit. The monthly fee is per camera and depends on the plan; we send a proposal after a 30-minute call.
Ask for a pilot on your plaza
Tell us how many plazas and cameras you run. We reply with the next steps for the pilot.