From the barrier opening at the driveway and wristband dining in the restaurant to lifts that stop only at the guest's own floor, every video and access event across the property converges on the Navigator platform.
ANPR, parking guidance, access control, restaurant wristbands and arcade surveillance share the same switch and NAV server. Navigator VMS handles central management, while the LILINViewer app covers remote access.
Ordered by the guest journey: plate recognition and parking guidance handle arrival, wristbands settle restaurant entitlements after check-in, and the arcade video system covers the public areas.
The AIDA AI engine reads the plate on arrival and opens the barrier automatically, separating VIP and staff vehicles. A DB052E smart IO module drives the LED space display at the same time, and a small form factor PC serves the guidance page, so the entrance stops queueing.
Guests receive a MiFare waterproof silicone wristband at check-in instead of paper vouchers, and a single tap at the restaurant settles the entitlement. Staff confirm the meal plan and head count on a web interface and can seat the party straight away.
The MR6822 dome is about the size of a tennis ball, with a built-in microphone and 30 m infrared, so it can be tucked into the shopfront decor. A PZD6422 Mini-PTZ adds 355 degree patrol with full PTZ control, and an NVR5416E PoE NVR takes the whole arcade.
Elevators carry an AR2015E access panel, and a DB052E IO module controls the floor buttons individually. Privileges follow the credential: guests reach only their own floor, staff reach the areas their shift opens.
| Role | Credential | Areas Reachable |
|---|---|---|
| Guest | MiFare wristband / room card | Lobby, restaurant, own guest floor |
| VIP guest | Plate + MiFare wristband | VIP driveway, lobby, restaurant, own guest floor |
| Hotel staff | Staff access card | Work areas and floors opened by the shift schedule |
| Arcade tenant | Tenant access card | Arcade trading floor and service lift |
Privilege changes take effect as soon as they are saved in the access control software, with no need to reissue cards. For the elevator car, pair with an MR6822 or MD2222 camera; both have a built-in microphone, so audio is available if an incident needs reconstructing.
Access card events double as the attendance record. The web based access control software exports CSV for the hotel's existing ERP to run payroll, so there is no second clock-in system to deploy.
Video and events from every module above land in LILIN Navigator. It reaches NAV servers and NVRs remotely, places live view and playback side by side on one screen, and drives a Mosaic TV wall.
Core hardware for the modules above. The model mix can be adjusted to the size of the property and the existing equipment room.