ARGOS for vehicles and infrastructure
ARGOS AIE relates events and context; Argos Mobility defines scoped access, parking or fleet journeys. Cameras, checkpoints and existing devices require tested integration. It is not autonomous driving and does not replace vehicle or barrier safety controls.
What the system contributes
The engine separates perception, state, hypotheses, protocols, authorized actions and verification. Models are replaceable components inside an architecture governed by rules and human authority.
From detection to checkable authorisation
Deployment identifies vehicle, access and availability sources, what is consulted and who confirms exceptions. Incomplete recognition follows a defined verification path. Barriers and infrastructure act under policy rather than an isolated engine interpretation.
Circulation continues when a source fails
Operations need procedures for missing readings, connection loss or unresponsive equipment. These are tested alongside normal arrivals and departures. A sent command is not a confirmed open barrier without device evidence; staff retain a known manual procedure.
Test the case that does not match
Evaluation includes authorised users, visitors, incomplete readings, unavailable spaces and recovery. It checks the operator's view and decisions. Complete journeys, coverage limits and device permissions are demonstrated before expansion to further entrances.