Key features
- Designed specifically for harsh and aggressive environments
- Various frame sizes, screen sizes, and kiosk modules to accommodate specific terminal requirements
- Various RFID reader support
- Various biometric readers support
- VoIP intercom with face camera
- LED-based high bright LCD touch screens
- Ticket printer for EIR and interchange routing
- Extensive remote diagnostics and management software
The industry standard Gate Kiosk system
Camco’s in-house designed Gate Kiosks serve as efficient truck driver self-service terminals, allowing drivers to perform identification and registration tasks without leaving their truck cabins.
Moreover, all data is instantly checked with the TOS, optimizing planning in real time. As a result, the self-service kiosk not only reduces operational costs and intervention times but also boosts overall throughput, enhancing efficiency across the board.
Intuitive user-interface
Easily accessible touch screens with multi-language support offer a user-friendly interface for truck drivers. In addition, simple and unambiguous instructions guide the truck driver smoothly through the transactions. If needed, the driver can quickly set up a call to the helpdesk using the VoIP intercom for further assistance.
More than 2000 Gate Kiosks have been installed all over the world and are used daily to make life significantly easier for truck driver communities and container terminals, enhancing their overall experience.
Adapted Gate Kiosks for every application
Camco Gate Kiosks are adapted to harsh environments, dense traffic flows, and intensive use. Bull bars protect the kiosk from being damaged.
The Gate Kiosks’ modular and rugged design makes installation, maintenance, and component replacement easy, fast, and convenient. It features a detachable component box and touch screen.
A full range of high-performing kiosks is available, adapted to the specific needs of maritime and railroad container terminals.
Modular design to meet your needs
The modular component box comprises a customizable set of modules, such as a two-way intercom with a face camera, ticket printer, card reader, barcode reader, and biometrics reader.
Easy maintenance
Thanks to the modular design, all modules can be easily replaced by your staff in a matter of minutes. Additionally, bull bars protect the component box and provide a grip for truck drivers.
To keep up with the pace of communication technology, Camco has added a third Gate Kiosks system including smartphone technology in a compact, robust, and economical design.
The All-in-One solution
Camco launched an All-In-One kiosk line to meet market demand, combining compact design with smartphone compatibility. While retaining key features, it now includes a credit-sized ID card reader that captures dual-sided images, allowing users to access terminals with driver’s licenses or national ID cards.
Built for harsh environments, the kiosk offers customization with optional components such as printers, fingerprint scanners, barcode readers, and RFID/ID card readers. The latest Windows 10 IoT OS ensures robust cybersecurity, while a high-quality intercom enhances communication in noisy settings.
Two Models, Tailored for Two Markets
Camco’s All-In-One Kiosk is designed to meet the specific needs of different markets, ensuring seamless operation, security, and durability.
The U.S. model features a rugged cast aluminium housing built for demanding environments. Engineered for reliability, it opens from the back for hassle-free servicing and is securely mounted on a concrete pedestal for stability. A gas spring-assisted cover allows effortless access, while the double-beard lock with a cable-operated latching mechanism enhances security, preventing unauthorized access.
The global model (excluding the U.S.) boasts a distinctive yellow frame with a blue molded box, combining strength with accessibility. The technology slides down effortlessly, while the front panel can be pulled out for quick maintenance and upgrades. Built with custom extrusion profiles, the frame delivers superior structural integrity. A dual-knob locking mechanism ensures both security and safe operation, requiring both hands for controlled access.
Whether for the U.S. or global market, Camco’s kiosks provide advanced technology, robust security, and user-friendly design to meet the demands of modern access control and logistics.
Frequently Asked Questions About Camco Terminal Gate Kiosks for Smarter, Faster Terminal Access
The All-In-One Kiosk is a compact, versatile terminal featuring a dual-sided ID card reader, enhanced security, and smartphone compatibility. The U.S. model uses a cast aluminium housing with rear access and double-beard lock for extra protection, while the global version features a yellow-blue design with front panel access and dual-knob security. Both are engineered for fast servicing and harsh terminal environments.
Camco’s kiosks provide an intuitive user experience with high-brightness LCD touch screens and multi-language support. Drivers are guided step-by-step with clear instructions, and if needed, can easily reach support through the integrated VoIP intercom. This helps reduce errors, enhances the driver experience, and ensures smooth transactions regardless of language or experience level.
Camco Gate Kiosks feature a modular design, offering a wide range of customisable modules including ticket printers, RFID and biometric readers, barcode scanners, and two-way VoIP intercoms. The modular component box ensures easy maintenance, quick replacements, and tailored setups based on your terminal’s specific access control and processing needs.
Yes, Camco Gate Kiosks are purpose-built for rugged, high-traffic terminal environments. With industrial-grade components, weather-resistant frames, and protective bull bars, the kiosks are engineered for longevity and reliability in aggressive operational settings such as container yards and rail terminals.
Camco Terminal Gate Kiosks are self-service registration terminals that enable truck drivers to perform identification and registration tasks without leaving their vehicles. By integrating directly with the Terminal Operating System (TOS), they reduce manual interventions, minimise gate delays, and significantly improve truck turnaround times—boosting terminal efficiency and throughput.
