Ganz - ZNS-AI2-VEHQUE - Vehicle Queue Management, per channel

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Product Overview

The Ganz ZNS-AI2 Vehicle Queue Management License is an individual, per-channel AI analytics license for the ZN-AIBOX-STD, ZN-AIBOX-PRO, and ZN-AIBOX4-PRO appliances. It enables Vehicle Queue Management on one camera channel using local edge processing for low-latency traffic-flow and congestion monitoring. The modular license allows operators to apply targeted queue analytics to selected cameras and scale the surveillance system as required.

 

Key Configuration

Product: ZNS-AI2 Vehicle Queue Management License | License Type: Individual per-channel license | Function: Vehicle Queue Management | Compatibility: ZN-AIBOX-STD, ZN-AIBOX-PRO, and ZN-AIBOX4-PRO | Compliance: NDAA compliant

 

Key Features

  • · Vehicle Queue Management analytics license assigned to one camera channel
  • · Monitors vehicle queues and traffic buildup in defined areas
  • · Designed for AI-based traffic-flow and congestion analysis
  • · Supports roadway, parking, loading-area, and access-control monitoring
  • · Edge processing supports low-latency analytics and event detection
  • · Compatible with ZN-AIBOX-STD, ZN-AIBOX-PRO, and ZN-AIBOX4-PRO appliances
  • · Individual licensing allows analytics to be selected for specific channels
  • · Supports scalable AI-enabled queue monitoring deployments
  • · Additional advanced analytics licenses are available separately
  • · NDAA compliant

 

Technical Context

The Vehicle Queue Management License adds a dedicated queue-analysis function to a compatible AI Box channel. Operators can monitor vehicle buildup in defined areas and use the resulting events for traffic or access-management workflows. Local edge processing helps reduce alert latency and limits the need to transmit surveillance video to an external cloud service.

 

Installation Notes

This is a software license and requires a compatible ZN-AIBOX-STD, ZN-AIBOX-PRO, or ZN-AIBOX4-PRO appliance, sold separately. The license is applied per camera channel and requires a camera view covering the relevant vehicle queue area.