dFlow Ultrawide
Artificial Intelligence with real benefits
The 4th Generation of dFlow offers an enhanced experience for users. Digicon's renowned sensing system now features new and exclusive capabilities through the application of artificial intelligence. The new version of the software's imaging system can identify multiple users in extreme situations, even distinguishing between people and objects. The dFlow continues to operate in a Free Flow system, where instead of blocking individuals, lights follow them during passage. If access is not authorized, the gates close based on the user's speed, position and direction.
Proven Quality
It is present in about 20 countries, including The United States, Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay, Bolivia, Mexico, France, Denmark, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Hungary, Russia, Singapore, Australia, Switzerland, Germany, and Costa Rica. It is used in buildings, industries, hospitals, educational institutions, subways, trains, airports, ships, and more.
Engineered for Performance
Advanced sensors and processing for seamless access.
AI Imaging System
Advanced software identifies multiple users simultaneously, distinguishing between people and objects like bags or carts — even in extreme piggybacking scenarios.
Free Flow Architecture
Gates remain normally open. Barriers close only when unauthorized users are detected — a paradigm shift that eliminates queuing and improves throughput by up to 40%.
LED Visual Identification
Colored LED light windows follow each user through the gate. Different colors can be assigned to different user groups — students, staff, visitors, or unauthorized individuals.
Uniqueness Detection
The control software isolates and tracks each individual user, preventing tailgating and side-by-side unauthorized entry with precision not possible with traditional IR sensors.
Multi-Credential Support
Accepts barcode, RFID, MIFARE, fingerprint biometrics, and contactless technologies including facial recognition and iris/finger-on-the-fly identification.
Award-Winning Design
Industrial design by Alexander Neumeister — the German designer behind projects for Siemens, Hitachi, and Thyssenkrupp — delivering both aesthetic excellence and functional precision/
Features
Integration with various types of readers, facial recognition, fingerprint biometrics, MiFare, QR code, among others..
- Visual identification with LED light windows
- Audible signals
- Stainless steel finish
- Gates made of polycarbonate or tempered glass
- Passage widths:710mm (28″), 915mm (36″) e 1200mm (47″)
Available Passage Widths
Mix and match widths.
Ideal Applications
The dFlow is designed for high-end facilities.
Full Spec Sheet
dFlow Ultrawide — Technical Data
| Passage Widths | 28″ (710mm) · 36″ (915mm) · 47″ (1200mm) |
| Gate Height | 38.6″ (980mm) standard · Custom heights available |
| Panel Material | Polycarbonate or tempered glass panels |
| Frame Finish | Brushed stainless steel (AISI 304) |
| Throughput | Up to 40 passages per minute per lane |
| Operating Mode | Free Flow (normally open) |
| Directionality | Uni-directional or bi-directional (configurable) |
| Response Time | < 100 ms unauthorized detection to barrier close |
| Standard | Barcode, QR code, RFID, MIFARE, HID |
| Biometrics | Fingerprint, facial recognition, iris (on-the-fly) |
| LED Guidance | Multi-color LED light windows (user-group configurable) |
| Audio | Audible passage and alarm signals |
| Certifications | CE (European Union) · UL (United States) |
| Patents | Brazil · United States · EU · Japan · Australia |
| Accessibility | ADA compliant (47″ model) |
| Countries deployed | 20+ countries across 5 continents |
